Question

1. tell what may be wrong and write three ways to solve the problem.

a playwright must make careful word choices in his work.

1. a playwright writes stage directions. explain what that entails.
2. what is a monologue?
3. number the list of playwrights in alphabetical order. (by last names.)

__arthur miller
__william shakespeare
__albert camus
__neil simon
__moliere
__aeschylus

1. mark the seat orchestra, k - 16 on the diagram of the theater.

Explanation:

1. Possible issues and solutions: Poor word - choice can lead to unclear meaning, lack of emotional impact, or anachronistic language. Solutions could be using a thesaurus for better synonyms, studying the historical context for appropriate language, and getting feedback from others.
2. Stage directions: They include details about the movement of characters (e.g., "Enter stage left"), the setting (e.g., "A dimly - lit room"), and character actions (e.g., "Throws a book on the table").
3. Monologue: It is a long speech given by a single character in a play, used to express their thoughts, feelings, or intentions to the audience.
4. Alphabetical order: Aeschylus (1), Albert Camus (2), Arthur Miller (3), Moliere (4), Neil Simon (5), William Shakespeare (6).
5. Marking the seat: Locate the "Orchestra" section on the theater diagram. Then find the row labeled "K" and the 16th seat in that row and mark it.

Answer:

1. Possible issues: Unclear meaning, lack of impact, anachronistic language. Solutions: Use a thesaurus, study context, get feedback.
2. Includes character movement, setting, and actions.
3. A long speech by a single character to express thoughts, feelings, or intentions.
4. 1. Aeschylus, 2. Albert Camus, 3. Arthur Miller, 4. Moliere, 5. Neil Simon, 6. William Shakespeare
5. Locate Orchestra section, row K, seat 16 and mark it.