| A | B |
|---|
| discovery | something new or unknown |
| act | one or more scenes that make up a major part of a play |
| self-discovery | something new learned about oneself |
| revise | to change something already written in order to make corrections or to improve it |
| confirm | to make sure something is right by checking it |
| perspective | a awy of seeing things |
| reflect | to think deeply about something |
| oral tradition | spoken stories passed down from generation to the next |
| burn | to be on fire |
| ceremony | a formal event |
| freeze | to become very hard or turn into ice because of very cold temperatures |
| located | to be placed |
| melt | to change something from a solid to a liquid state by warming it |
| relative | a person connected by blodd or marriage to someone |
| wonder | to express an interest in knowing |
| play | a written story that is presented by a group of actors to an audience of people |
| narrator | the character who describes the scene and gives background information |
| scene | a part of a play that happens in one place and at one time |
| stage directions | notes within the play that tell characters how to speak and move |
| invention | something created by a person |
