are Due on Maple Street” “Monster IDENTIFY the following terms from the script. EXPOSITION: INCITING INCIDENT: RISING ACTION: CLIMAX: FALLING ACTION: RESOLUTION: DENOUMENT: Answer the following using COMPLETE sentences. PLOT: What important background information about the characters and their home is given in the exposition of this story? What mood does the narrator establish (on page 138); what words and phrases does the narrator use to draw attention into the text? Still on page 138, after considering the genre and the mood, what tone is set for the play? Looking at the opening descriptions of the setting of Street, what does the author want the reader to understand about the situation and the characters? Cite examples to support your answer? What does the narrator’s dialogue on page 138 tell the reader about will occur later in the plot? What is the effect of the author including the dialogue on page 139? “Voices”
“Monster are Due on Maple Street” IDENTIFY the following terms from the script. EXPOSITION: INCITING INCIDENT: RISING ACTION: CLIMAX: FALLING ACTION: RESOLUTION: DENOUMENT: Answer the following using COMPLETE sentences. PLOT: What important background information about the characters and their home is given in the exposition of this story? What mood does the narrator establish (on page 138); what words and phrases does the narrator use to draw attention into the text? Still on page 138, after considering the genre and the mood, what tone is set for the play? Looking at the opening descriptions of the setting of Street, what does the author want the reader to understand about the situation and the characters? Cite examples to support your answer? What does the narrator’s dialogue on page 138 tell the reader about will occur later in the plot? What is the effect of the author including the “Voices” dialogue on page 139?
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