Which of the following statements is not true about stage directions? A. They are shown in italics and set off with parentheses or brackets. B. They are long descriptions made by the author about how characters feel. C. They provide information about how the performer should read the lines. D. They provide information about where the scene takes place.

Your answer should be B. Stage directions don't give any hint about emotions and such. They show where something should take place. For example, a stage direction might be "Next to the piano" Hope this helps!

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annyksl annyksl · Answer 2 · 2021-10-26T12:33:35+02:00

Stage directions are not long descriptions by the author of how the characters feel, as shown in option B.

We can arrive at this answer because:

Stage directions are instructions given by the author of a play.

These instructions are short and quick and should show how actors should act at the time of performance.

In this case, stage directions show where the scene takes place, how the actors should speak their lines, what emotion should be conveyed, among other things.

These stage directions are always shown in italics marked with parentheses or brackets.

The important thing is that stage directions are always very to the point, and short.

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