Which statement is true about the script of a play? / > A. It is a list of characters. B. It focuses on set and prop design. C. It explains any monologues and soliloquies in the play. D. It may be divided into acts and scenes.

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5 January, 00:44

Which statement is true about the script of a play? / > A. It is a list of characters. B. It focuses on set and prop design. C. It explains any monologues and soliloquies in the play. D. It may be divided into acts and scenes.

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Chandler Reeves · Answer 1

Answer: The right statement is the D) It may be divided into acts and scenes.

Explanation: Just to elaborate a little on the answer, it can be added that the script of a play is the text, in written, that is going to be spoken or said in a play. It includes the names of the characters, but it is not properly a list of them. In addition, it may include explanations and indications about certain design elements-the specific atmosphere of a place, for instance-but that is not its main purpose. However, for the sake of organization and easy reference, it may divided into acts and scenes, each one of them including a specific portion of the written text.