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What does a play have that a story doesn't? (select all that apply) (QUICK PLEASE!!!!!!!!!) acts scenes characters setting
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What does a play have that a story doesn't? (select all that apply)

(QUICK PLEASE!!!!!!!!!)
acts

scenes

characters

setting

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Answer:

Acts

Scenes

Step-by-step explanation:

A story has a setting, plot, characters, conflict, and theme.

A play has acts and scenes, dialogue, plot, settings, and stage directions,

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Answer:

acts

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