Question 1

A person who writes plays.

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playwright

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director

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producer

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actor

Question 2

A written or spoken conversation between two or more characters.

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dialogue

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scene

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narrative

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monologue

Question 3

The time and place in which the events of a story occur.

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setting

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character

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theme

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plot

Question 4

Words that have the same meaning as another word.

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synonym

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homonym

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antonym

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acronym

Question 5

The use of special marks in writing to clarify meaning and separate sentences.

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punctuation

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grammar

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vocabulary

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syntax

Question 6

An exciting or interesting part of a story, often involving conflict or emotion.

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scene

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paragraph

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coda

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chapter

Question 7

A type of language that is casual and used in everyday conversation, often differing from formal language.

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informal language

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technical language

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academic language

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literary language

Question 8

Marks used in writing to indicate spoken words, often appearing before and after quotations.

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speech marks

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commas

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hyphens

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brackets

Question 9

A term used to describe a strong emotional reaction, often resulting in panic or extreme excitement.

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freak out

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calm down

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celebrate

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relax

Question 10

A written account of connected events, often created to tell a story.

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narrative

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report

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poem

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summary

Question 11

The part of a script that gives instructions to the actors on how to perform their lines or move on stage.

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stage directions

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plot

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scenery

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dialogue

Question 12

A phrase that uses the actual words spoken by a character, often enclosed in quotation marks.

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direct speech

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reported speech

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free speech

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indirect speech

Question 13

A large, heavy box or container often used for storage, especially in the back of a vehicle.

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trunk

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cabinet

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pocket

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drawer

Question 14

A small storage space, often sewn into clothing, used to carry small items.

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pocket

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basket

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bag

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shelf

Question 15

When someone is annoyed or angry, especially in response to a situation or event.

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cross

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happy

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excited

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surprised

Question 16

A funny or amusing situation that makes people laugh.

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funny

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serious

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sad

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boring

Question 17

A person or figure in a story, play, or movie who takes part in the action.

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character

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author

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reader

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setting

Question 18

A word or phrase that has the same meaning as another word, often used to provide variety in language.

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synonym

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antonym

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homonym

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dmonym

Question 19

A written account of a sequence of events mainly focused on a story.

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narrative

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essay

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poem

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summary

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