Which trait distinguishes modern drama from traditional drama?

A. The plot of a modern drama does not always follow a strict structure and might end without a clear resolution.

B. While traditional drama usually stuck to a five-act structure, modern drama can vary from three to eight acts.

C. Modern dramas are generally written in verse, while most traditional dramas are written in a combination of prose and verse.

D. Modern dramas generally feature stock characters, while characters in most traditional dramas are distinct and

well-defined.

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Liberty Welch

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11 July, 10:45

Which trait distinguishes modern drama from traditional drama?

A. The plot of a modern drama does not always follow a strict structure and might end without a clear resolution.

B. While traditional drama usually stuck to a five-act structure, modern drama can vary from three to eight acts.

C. Modern dramas are generally written in verse, while most traditional dramas are written in a combination of prose and verse.

D. Modern dramas generally feature stock characters, while characters in most traditional dramas are distinct and

well-defined.

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Paulina Booker · Answer 1

The difference is that in traditional drama, it is written in the strict format while modern drama follows a more flexible style where there is no outcome. Traditional dramas in verse and prose format while modern dramas make use of verses. The characters of modern drama are routine type characters while traditional drama characters are more distinct. sorry if i did not answer to you expectations