In the multi-draft reading process, what does a reader look for in the second reading of a drama
A. The theme of the drama
B. How each scene moves a story forward
C. When and where the action takes place
D. The internal and external conflict
1. In the multi-draft reading process, what does a reader look for in the second reading of a drama?
A. The theme of the drama
B. How each scene moves the story foward**
C. When and where the action takes place
D. The internal and external conflicts
2. When and where does the action in the play take place?
A. On a porch at night
B. In a backyard at night**
C. In a garden during the day
D. On a patio during the day
3. Which kind of dialogue best supports the analysis that Benny is unsure of himself?
A. "They needed a pitcher, but I'm no good at pitching."**
B. "Or maybe there's some other talent you haven't even discovered yet."
C. "It might as well be forever."
D. "Next spring will come around faster than you think."
4. Which of the following best represents the theme of the excerpt?
A. There are many features in the sky tat remain mysteries ready to be discovered.
B. You should try to do well at everything you try so you don't disappoint your parents.
C. You shouldn't give up, because you might not have found what you're good at yet.**
D. If you keep working hard, you can get better at things you're bad at.
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