Question

which characteristics of buffys speech make it a monologue? select five
it is spoken in the presence of others
it is buffys private thoughts being shared with the audience
it addresses a specific group
it is not meant to be heard by others in the scene
it is a long, (mostly) uninterrupted speech
it conveys buffys ideas and emotions
it builds to a climax
what is the central idea of buffys monologue? *
there will not be a review of buffys performance.
buffy is defending her friends.
buffy has power that other people do not and others find that threatening.
buffy is fearful of a new power she must defeat.

Explanation:

A monologue is a long speech by one character, often sharing private thoughts, conveying ideas/emotions, and building to a climax. It can be in the presence of others (but not addressed to them) or not meant for scene - others.
For the central idea, a monologue's core is usually about the speaker's significant trait or situation. "Buffy has power that other people do not and others find that threatening" is a comprehensive central idea as it relates to her unique position (power) and its impact (others' reaction).

Answer:

For the first question (select five):

• It is spoken in the presence of others
• It is Buffy's private thoughts being shared with the audience
• It is a long, (mostly) uninterrupted speech
• It conveys Buffy's ideas and emotions
• It builds to a climax

For the second question: Buffy has power that other people do not and others find that threatening.