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Worksheet
10 Play ConsiderationsName_________________________________________ Group Number__________ Below you will find some questions to consider while you are creating your play. Look the questions over once before you get started and refer to them often, answering them as you go along. 1.
Does
your play have a beginning, a middle, and an end? 2.
Does
the beginning of the play include information about the time and location
of the story? This will help
your audience understand what the play will be about. 3.
Does
the middle part of your play have some rising action? The rising action is a series of events or obstacles that
happen to the characters that they have to deal with before the end of the
play. The rising action makes
your play more interesting for your audience. 4.
Does
your play have a climax? The
climax is the most suspenseful or exciting part and usually occurs near
the end of the play. 5.
Does
your story have some funny parts? Remember
your audience likes to laugh. 6.
Is
the Statue of Liberty a
character in your play? If
so, what kind of person do you think she would be?
7.
Will
you put the statue in a funny or unexpected situation?
What will it be? 8.
Will
other artworks ?come to life? in your play?
Which ones?
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