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Theme:4 Focus on Plays The Case of the Runaway Appetite A Joe Giles Mystery By Rob Hale

Theme:4 Focus on Plays The Case of the Runaway Appetite A Joe Giles Mystery By Rob Hale. I can determine the meaning of and use key vocabulary words correctly. dialogue. The actress looked over the dialogue before doing the scene. dialogue.

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Theme:4 Focus on Plays The Case of the Runaway Appetite A Joe Giles Mystery By Rob Hale

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  1. Theme:4Focus on PlaysThe Case of the Runaway AppetiteA Joe Giles MysteryBy Rob Hale I can determine the meaning of and use key vocabulary words correctly.

  2. dialogue • The actress looked over the dialogue before doing the scene.

  3. dialogue • the words spoken in conversation by the characters of a play

  4. performance • The performance you will see on Broadway in New York is unlike anything you’ve ever seen!

  5. performance • a public presentation of something such as a play

  6. scenes • In this scene of Wicked the two girls argue.

  7. scenes • short sections of a play, movie, or television program

  8. script • The actor studied the script carefully and rehersed before they had to perform.

  9. script • the written text of a play, movie, radio, or television show

  10. stage directions • Stage directions are often written in parentheses and are just as important as the dialogue.

  11. stage directions • descriptions of the action or how a character feels

  12. stage • The actors took the stage and the show began.

  13. stage • the raised platform in a theater on which entertainers perform

  14. version • It is important to have the latest version of iTunes.

  15. version • a distinct form of something

  16. chaperone • All field trips must have chaperones.

  17. chaperone • an older person who serves as a guide or companion to a younger person

  18. client • The lawyer had a meeting with a possible new client.

  19. client • someone who hires a person’s services

  20. entourage • The producer’s entourage makes sure everything runs smoothly.

  21. entourage • people traveling with an important person

  22. sobering up • After hours of joking around he decided that he needed to sober up and get some work done.

  23. sobering up • becoming serious

  24. balmy • The kid with the sign was driving people balmy.

  25. balmy • crazy

  26. captured • The painter really captured the scene well.

  27. captured • represented accurately

  28. beret • She wore a red beret to keep her ears warm.

  29. beret • a soft brimless cap with a tight headband

  30. crackerjack • He was a crackerjack of a soldier.

  31. crackerjack • excellent

  32. tartly • “Stop throwing things!” She demanded tartly.

  33. tartly • in a sharp manner

  34. coaxing • After a little coaxing her puppy laid down.

  35. coaxing • persuading

  36. negotiator • The “Priceline Negotiator” claims to lower hotel rates and save people money.

  37. negotiator • someone who helps to resolve a conflict

  38. incident • After the incident at school the girl had to call home and received a detention.

  39. incident • an event, usually with serious consequences

  40. escort • Many famous actors, actresses, singers, and sports players need escorts when they’re out in public.

  41. escort • someone going along with another for protection or to show respect

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