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This is a small structural unit of a play. It is a single unit of thought. A director will divide dialogue into these units to understand the play moment-by-moment. What are these units called?
 
  A) Beats
  B) Minis
  C) Minor Moments
  D) Scene subdivision

Question 2

A director will sometimes divide a script into units that begin whenever a character enters or exits and continues until the next entrance or exit. What is this unit called?
 
  A) The denotation of the play
  B) E and E unit
  C) Stage paragraph
  D) French Scene
  E) Change of scene list



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

D



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