Question 17
Which statement is TRUE about direct characterization in a play?
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English, 21.05.2021 21:50 villarrealc1987
Question 17
Which statement is TRUE about direct characterization in a play?
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It is expressed by what other characters say about a character.
It is expressed through characters' thoughts.
It is expressed through characters' actions.
It is expressed through characters' lines of dialogue.
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