Question

When reading a play, first _____.

picture the setting
look up unfamiliar words
find the incident
examine the list of characters

Answer 1

When reading a play, first picture the setting

Step-by-step explanation:

Because you need to use imagination to visualize the play.

You need to be a creative reader to understand the situation that is represented in the play, so is a good idea to picture the setting.

The other options are correct for reading a narrative text but not for a play.

Answer 2

Answer: When reading a play, first examine the list of characters

Explanation: First you must examine the list of characters, identify each character, understand the relationships between them. It is also important to memorize the title and the author. It is not necessary to stop the reading to resort to the dictionary, if the word appears numerous times throughout the text, it is convenient to look for the meaning, there are some words that for context are deciphered.