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| Conclude based on evidence or premises |
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| An author's reason for writing |
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| An author's beliefs, feelings or opinions |
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| A true or fictitious story |
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| Deprived of sensation, numb |
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| Somethings that is exact opposite or contrary of another |
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| Literature that develops plot and character through dialog and action, literature in play form |
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| A long, uninterrupted speech by one character that reveals the character's feelings |
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| A short speech delivered directly to the audience as if the other characters could not hear it |
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| Physical objects used in a stage production |
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| The part of a script that provides background information on characters, establishes settings |
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| The problem created when one character opposes another |
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| The problem created when a character wrestles with inner emotions |
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