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question 1
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the story of a play and the plot of a play are one and the same thing.
true
false
question 2
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the theme of a play is:
a. the dialogue spoken by the characters in a play.
b. what the playwright is trying to say about the larger world or the human condition.
c. how the playwright uses music to underscore the emotion in a play.
d. the location of a play -- for example, a play set at a seaside resort.

Explanation:

For Question 1: The story of a play is the chronological sequence of events, while the plot is the structured arrangement of those events (e.g., cause - effect relationships). So they are not the same.
For Question 2: The theme of a play is the underlying message or idea about the world or human condition that the playwright conveys. Option a is dialogue, option c is about music (more of a technical aspect in some plays), option d is setting.

Answer:

Question 1: B. False
Question 2: B. what the playwright is trying to say about the larger world or the human condition.