Which statement is true?

A prop is a movable object used in a play.

Details about setting are communicated the same way in drama and fiction.

Unlike plot in fiction, a play's plot cannot be tracked on a plot diagram.

When talking or writing about a play, you should refer to a specific part of the play only by the scene number and not the act number.

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Drake Hammond

English

5 January, 15:16

Which statement is true?

A prop is a movable object used in a play.

Details about setting are communicated the same way in drama and fiction.

Unlike plot in fiction, a play's plot cannot be tracked on a plot diagram.

When talking or writing about a play, you should refer to a specific part of the play only by the scene number and not the act number.

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Laura Whitney · Answer 1

The answer is A prop is a moveable object used in a play. Most of the time in english you just have to use process of elimination. The last two don't make any since if you think about, leaving us with two answers. After that you just have to choose the most likely answer. Drama and fiction are not communicated in the same way so this gives you your answer.