Dramatic Structure in Monster

Question 1

In Monster, how does looking at the trial from a different perspective most likely help Steve Harmon?

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It allows him to separate his emotions from the events.

Question 2

Read the four excerpts from differently structured texts.Text A: Harrison asked, "Did you lose your power during the snowstorm?"Text B: Molly: If I studied for three months, I still wouldn't be able to pass that test!Text C: July 2, 2010: Ted and I arrived at our swamplike campsite late this afternoon.Text D: Like everyone else on stage, Hannah was supposed to stand still.

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Molly

Question 3

Which sentence from the screenplay portion of Monster reveals that it is written using a third-person point of view?

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A guard sits at a desk behind STEVE.

Question 4

Read the list of literary terms.actordirectorstage directionscamera directions

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script

Question 5

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Written dialogue adds details.; Camera directions are provided.

Question 6

Because Monster is a journal entry written using a first-person point of view, the reader is better able to understand

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Steve Harmon's feelings.

Question 7

In Monster, Steve Harmon identifies a speaker in his dramatic text by

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capitalizing and centering the speaker's name.

Question 8

In dramatic structure, dialogue is used to

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reveal information and move the plot.

Question 9

Which excerpt best displays the function of dramatic structure in Monster?

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He looks over at STEVE with a hard look and we see STEVE look away.

Question 10

Which dialogue would be found in a drama?

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Heather: If I wanted to clean all day, I would have stayed home.

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