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Because it helps you understand and support your answers with evidence

Because it makes the test shorter

Because it is required by the teacher

Dialogue is what characters say; stage directions describe actions and expressions.

Dialogue is written in italics; stage directions are always spoken aloud.

Dialogue is only used in novels; stage directions are only in poetry.

Dialogue is for the audience; stage directions are for the director.

He’s unsure.

He’s announcing proudly to everyone.

He’s whispering.

He’s angry at the judge.

Exposition

Climax

Falling action

Resolution

Simile

Metaphor

Hyperbole

Literal statement

Lights are tired.

Evening begins and lights turn on.

Lights are loud.

It is storming.

Look for definition or restatement.

Look for contrast words like 'however'.

Replace choices and keep what fits meaning and tone.

Ignore the surrounding text.

joy

tool

weight/responsibility

invitation

Read the stem first to know your task

Skim for evidence and underline key words

Choose the first answer that seems correct

Eliminate two options that don’t match the text

The phrase ‘_____’ shows…

This supports the theme that…

The stage direction ‘(_____)’ reveals…

The prefix (re-/un-) helps me know _____ means _____.

They provide information about characters' emotions and actions.

They explain the meaning of vocabulary words.

They summarize the plot of the entire play.

They define the prefix meanings in words.

Underline the evidence and keep verb tense consistent.

Summarize the plot and use prefixes correctly.

Write a dialogue and capitalize every word.

Draw a scene and use only present tense.

Annotate

Eliminate

Guess randomly

Prove your answer with text evidence