The Power of W.O.W!

assist –help misjudged – to form a false idea about something

burglaries – to break into and steal
innocent – has done nothing wrong
scheme – a plan
regretfully – sadly
mutant – freak
pilot program – a test trial
myth –an invented story from the past
suspect – a person who may be guilty of a crime
favor – an act of kindness
speculated – to make a guess about something
prior – to happen before something else
organize – to plan an event
supplies – materials needed to complete a project
bookmobile – a traveling library

1. “I didn’t kill the man, I’m ________________” Jake shouted.

2. The children __________________ that she took their candy.

3. Someone who may have committed a crime is a __________________.
4. The mayor has a new _____________________ to help people to get jobs.
5. Call the police! There was a _______________________.
6. She ___________________ left her school and friends behind to move to a new town.
7. Can you do the job alone, or do you need someone to _______________ you?
8. Sandy, can I ask you a ________________ ?
9. Teachers must have ________________ experience of working with children.
10. When you ________________ people, you are wrong about them.
11. He baked gingerbread cookies, but they looked some kind of __________________.

Elements of Drama
A play has different parts. These parts are called acts and scenes. Each act can have
several scenes within it.
The cast of characters at the beginning of the play tells who the characters are.
The setting is where and when the story takes place. Often, plays will have more than one
setting.
The dialogue is the lines the characters speak in the play.
stage directions tell the actor what to do. They appear inside parentheses ( ).