Question

a. shaw uses descriptive settings at the beginning of each act to show what the characters are doing throughout the drama.
b. shaw uses the dialogue between main characters to reveal where the characters are and how they are interacting.
c. shaw uses stage directions to specifically tell what the characters are doing at certain points.
d. shaw divides his dramas into acts to give general information about the characters actions.
which sentence best describes how george bernard shaw expresses the action of the characters in both you never can tell and arms and the man?
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Explanation:

Stage directions are a common and specific way in drama to indicate character actions. Descriptive settings (A) focus more on the environment. Dialogue (B) is about what characters say, not just actions. Dividing into acts (D) is a structural element, not about expressing character action in the same detailed way as stage directions.

Answer:

C. Shaw uses stage directions to specifically tell what the characters are doing at certain points.