How are descriptions of setting in a script different from those in a piece of fiction?A.Scripts include more general descriptions, because the setting will be clear onstage.B.Scripts include more vivid details, to balance the large amount of dialogue.C.Scripts include more detailed descriptions so the director knows what to include.D.Scripts include more literary language, in order to help the reader picture the scene.

How is a play script different from narrative writing?A play script consists mostly of action.A play script is broken into chapters.A play script describes where the action takes place.A play script consists almost entirely of dialogue.

Which of the following is usually included on the first page of a script?A.Notes to the director about which actors to castB.Ideas about how to transition from scene to sceneC.A detailed explanation of how to construct the setD.A list of characters and a brief description of the setting

Which is a difference between writing a stage play and writing a screenplay?A.In screenplays, dialogue is longer and more complicated.B.In stage plays, descriptions of setting must be clearer.C.In screenplays, offstage voices are more common.D.In stage plays, casting actors is more difficult.

Which is not a true statement about setting in dramatic plays?Setting is communicated to the audience through the scenery.Setting is the time or place in which a scene occurs.Settings are determined by the actors in the play.Plays often have more than one setting.

What is a script?A.A summary of an actor's gesturesB.Lines that an actor speaksC.Directions for changing scenesD.The text of a play or movieSUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS