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Elements of Drama & Figurative language
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this type of figurative language when you compare two unlike things WITHOUT using like or as
metaphor
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Tyler: (running down the hallway) Give me back my poptart! This piece of dialogue shows an example of what other element of drama?
Stage Directions
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Who are the people/animals in a drama?
Characters
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I am freezing!
hyperbole
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I died of embarrassment
hyperbole
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Where a drama takes place.
Setting
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that is a piece of cake
metaphor
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This type of figurative language is when you compare two unlike things using like or as
simile
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even elephants enjoy eggs
alliteration
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Choose the oxymoron . sadly stupid / big baby /crying baby/ happy baby
big baby
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What is the message of a drama?
Theme
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he is a busy bee
metaphor
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What the drama is about; the beginning, middle, end.
Plot
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the flowers begged for water
personification
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exaggerates to make a point.
hyperbole
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He is cool as a cucumber
simile
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placing two opposite words together
Oxymoron
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Her hair was as dark as night
Simile
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he has a heart of gold
metaphor
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Comparing two unlike things using “like” or “as.”
Simile
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He is as quick as a fox
simile
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What are the seven elements of drama?
Stage Directions, Description, Characters, Setting, Plot, Theme, Dialogue
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Actions that are in a drama that ARE NOT read aloud.
Stage Directions
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A Cast in a drama is also known at the __________ in the drama.
Characters
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the stars winked at me
Personification
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I've told you this 20,000 times
hyperbole
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