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Which feature is not a dramatic convention of a script? A. Acts and scenes B. Chapters C. Dialogue D. Stage directions

Which feature is not a dramatic convention of a script? A. Acts and scenes B. Chapters C. Dialogue D. Stage directions
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Which feature is not a dramatic convention of a script?

A. Acts and scenes
B. Chapters
C. Dialogue
D. Stage directions

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Chapter. Chapters are for book not for scripts Im postive its correct.
User Slashmili
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The answer is chapters. Chapter are for books, not acts or plays.

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