Reread lines 21-23. What do the stage directions reveal about
the characters? Click the questi...
English, 23.04.2020 19:30, martinezarielys17
Reread lines 21-23. What do the stage directions reveal about
the characters? Click the question mark and choose the correct
answer.
Element
How It Reveals Characters
How It Affects Plot
Dialogue
Lines 13-15 Maddy is brave and
honest
Lines 25-30 Maddy is more config
that the friendship will last than
Lines 21-23 Dara and Maddy are not
happy they're competing against each
other
Stage Directions
Lines 14-16 Dara is evasive whe
answers Maddy, she's hiding son
Dara pauses before answering M
she's thinking about what Maddy
Lines 21-23 Maddy was hoping she
and Dara would be competing against
each other.
Lines 21-23 Dara and Maddy each
resent the other for trying out
Lines 21-23 Dara believes she's a
better player than Maddy is.
Answers: 3
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