Which best describes a drama written in an experimental style?

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a. The author uses language that is unusual for the time period.

b. The themes presented are creative and highly controversial.

c. The actors conduct a variety of experiments while onstage.

d. The setting and characters are presented in unusual ways.

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Renee Walter

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9 May, 23:53

Which best describes a drama written in an experimental style?

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a. The author uses language that is unusual for the time period.

b. The themes presented are creative and highly controversial.

c. The actors conduct a variety of experiments while onstage.

d. The setting and characters are presented in unusual ways.

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Mariam Li · Answer 1

The answer is A, B and D. In this case, it's very important to understand that that in drama unusual language and settings are not considered normal, but rather experimental. A and D also time periods in unusual ways, so they can ruled as a very similar answer and both hit the criteria for experimental. Anything that comes through as being unique and one of a kind is usually the result of an experiment. C doesn't answer this question because it is a well known subject and doesn't cause the person engaged to be affected in the same way as the other answers. B is true because creativity and controversy are both unique attributes.