a thing with steps that you can carry, which you use to get to high places
ladder
a person in a play or story
character
something that you hold in your hand and use to do a particular job
tool
when the police takes somebody to the police station because they, for example, stole something
arrest
not curved or crooked
straight
the words of a play that the characters say
script
the crime of stealing money or something expensive
robbery
a message that you write for somebody
note
a tool with a handle and a heavy metal end that you use to hit nails into wood
hammer
the big pieces of cloth that hide the stage before the play starts
curtains
to come into a room or building
enter
a valuable stone that looks like shiny glass
diamond
to make a "ha ha ha" noise when something is funny
laugh
a long, thin tool with metal teeth for cutting wood
saw
a long, thin band marked with centimeters, that you use to see how long something is
tape measure
a group of people who watch a play
audience
very thick, strong string that you use for lifting heavy things or for tying things together
rope
a tube with a handle that turns like a wheel. You use it to roll paint onto a wall.
roller
a person who does something against the law, for example, steals something
criminal
a flat container with low edges
tray
the special clothes that actors wear in a play
costume
a type of police officer who tries to find the person, who, for example, stole something
detective
the place at the front of the theater where actors perform a play
stage
something that is not straight
crooked