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One Act Example

Shakespeare, Clearly: Romeo and Juliet (one-act)

by Jon Jory

adapted from William Shakespeare

Drama

One-act. 30-35 minutes

8-30 actors

In Shakespeare's most well-known tragedy, two young star-crossed lovers’ deaths ultimately reconcile their feuding families. This straightforward adaptation mixing contemporary and classical language emphasizes story and character rather than the poetry. Master director and acclaimed playwright Jon Jory has reimagined the classic tale to serve as an early introduction for younger audiences and actors that allows easy involvement. Inventive yet faithful, this adaptation will inspire actors and audiences alike to revisit Shakespeare’s original texts. Gender-neutral casting is encouraged and doubling is possible. Simple stage allows for a fluid and forward moving production.

Procedure:

ONE ACT STRUCTURE

Set the Scene.

Introduce the character goal(s)

Introduce an obstacle to the achievement of the goal(s)

Introduce a disaster (the result of a twist if your story has one)

Let the character(s) react.

Resolve the story.

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Explanation:

Which of these is a benefit of fish farming?
A. It poses a risk of disease for wild stocks.
B. It depletes fish populations.
C. It eases the demand on commercial fisheries.
D. It pollutes natural bodies of water.

How does artificial selection affect variation within a species when a specific trait continues to be bred?

It reduces the amount of variation.
It increases the amount of variation.
It has no impact on the amount of variation.
It causes variation to fluctuate with each generation.

A female mosquito can produce 50-500 offspring in a two-week period of time. This rapid reproduction can also result in fast
evolution for this small insect species. For example, pesticide resistance occurs rapidly in insects, including mosquitos. Insecticides
that were once effective at eradicating mosquito populations are no longer effective. Which component of natural selection is
Likely playing a role in this rapid evolution for mosquitos?
A)
Mosquitoes pass only advantageous traits on to their offspring during
reproduction. This ensures increased survival and reproduction.
B)
Mosquitos produce more offspring than can survive in their lifetime.
Offspring are varied genetically, with differential survival and reproduction.
Mosquitoes that learn to avoid pesticide exposure can pass that
information on to offspring. This increases the survival of those offspring
as well.
D)
Mosquitos have the ability to detect areas with high pesticide loads and
can avoid those areas. This allows mosquitos to survive and reproduce with
more success.

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Which action would best help a person prepare for a power outage during a
blizzard?
A. Planning for safely heating their home
B. Boarding up windows
C. Stocking up on entertainment media
D. Planning a daily exercise routine

Bacteria are prokaryotes that lack which of the following structures?
Group of answer choices

DNA

Cell wall

Nucleus

Ribosomes

About how many genes do humans have?

A. 46

B. 80,000

C. 23

D. 1.3 million

Spinal Nerve
A. have both motor neurons and interneurons
B. send impulses in two directions
C. make up the vertebra of the spine
D. contain only sensory axons​

Circular folds act to ______ the movement of chyme and ensure that it remains within the small intestine for maximal nutrient absorption.

which organelle
produces the cells energy

frog is an amphibion science subjects class 4​

HELP, define genetic engineering and Describe how DNA is modified for use in genetic engineering.

In systemic circulation, a drop of blood that is [ Select ] ["poor in oxygen", "rich in oxygen"] in the [ Select ] ["right atrium", "left atrium", "right ventricle"] will first travel through the [ Select ] ["pulmonary semilunar valve", "aortic semilunar valve", "tricuspid valve", "bicuspid valve"] to reach the left ventricle. From there it will be pumped through the [ Select ] ["bicuspid valve", "pulmonary semilunar valve", "aortic semilunar valve", "tricuspid valve"] to reach the [ Select ] ["aorta", "pulmonary artery", "pulmonary trunk", "superior vena cava"] , which will branch into smaller arteries and arterioles. The blood leaving the arterioles will enter the capillaries surrounding the systemic tissues. The blood exiting the capillaries is [ Select ] ["rich in oxygen", "poor in oxygen"] and will first travel in venules, which will fuse into bigger veins. Eventually the blood will enter into the [ Select ] ["right ventricle", "left atrium", "right atrium", "left ventricle"] via either [ Select ] ["aorta or pulmonary artery", "pulmonary artery or pulmonary vein", "superior vena cava or inferior vena cava"]

Climates are classified on_________​

Assume that the readings on the thermometers are normally distributed with a mean of
0°
and standard deviation of
1.00°C.
Assume
2.9​%
of the thermometers are rejected because they have readings that are too high and another
2.9​%
are rejected because they have readings that are too low. Draw a sketch and find the two readings that are cutoff values separating the rejected thermometers from the others.

Eukaryotic cells, when compared
to prokaryotic cells, tend to be
which of the following?
A. smaller, but specialized
B. larger and more complex
C. larger, but simpler
D. smaller and simpler

( b )

Which of these is NOT one of the 4 chemicals used in DNA?

A. Adrenaline

B. Cytosine

C. Thymine

D. Adenine

The diagram below represents one way an enzyme can be inhibited (stopped).

Which statement explains the effect of an inhibitor on an enzyme?
The substrate will not be able to attach to the enzyme's active site.
O The enzyme will likely be attacked by immune cells.

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Before uniformitarianism, what theory was widely accepted?
1.) Uniformitarianism is the only theory
2.) The law of superposition
3.) Catastrophism

what gender tachycardia affects most?

Name the five carbon sugar in a DNA neucleotide

what is cell and what are cell organalles

What is kyphosis caused by?​

The diagram shows that a cottontail rabbit gained 400 KJ of energy when it consumed a plant. The cottontail rabbit was later eaten by a barn owl, but the owl only gained 50 KJ of energy from consuming the rabbit. Which statement best explains why only 50 KJ of energy was passed on to the barn owl?

Complete this sentence: Energy that is not transferred to the next trophic level is mostly escaped as ________ energy.

heat
chemical
trophic
biomass

4. Which statement describes the nutrient cycle?

the movement of nutrients within plants that allows them to conduct photosynthesis

the movement of nutrients within all soil layers that allow plants to grow and seeds to germinate

the movement of the three non-mineral nutrients that are absorbed through the soil

the movement of nutrients from the physical environment into living organisms and back again​

Homologous chromosomes may exchange segments; this is called crossing over. Crossing over increases genetic variability. When does crossing over occur?


Question 2 options:


Meiosis II



Mitosis



Both mitosis and meiosis--crossing over may occur at any time during the cell cycle.



Meiosis I


Question 3

In order for meiosis to create four, genetically different gametes, DNA replication must occur. Which of these best describes when DNA replication would occur?


Question 3 options:


prior to meiosis II



prior to meiosis I and meiosis II



prophase I in meiosis I



prior to meiosis I

Question 4 (1 point)
The embryo's development as seen here represents which processes in the development of any multicellular organism?


Question 4 options:

meiosis followed by mitosis.


mitosis and cell differentiation.


protein synthesis followed by meiosis.


meiosis and cell differentiation.

Question 5
Why do some organisms reproduce aseggsually?

Question 5 options:

To rapidly produce like offspring


To increase genetic diversity


To have a variety of offspring at the same time


To get rid of genetic problems while reproducing

Environmentalists are monitoring an area of tropical forest that is being deforested because of human activities. The graph here shows the scientists' predictions based on the data they have collected. How is the ecosystem likely to change as a result? Select the two correct answers.
A. decrease in biodiversity
B. gain in oxygen
C. gain of species
D. loss of habitat

Look at the tropical grassland ecosystem.

Picture of tropical grassland with zebras and wildebeests feeding on grasses. Giraffes are in the background, along with bush trees.
Picture of tropical grassland with zebras and wildebeests feeding on grasses. Giraffes are in the background, along with bush trees.

There are more zebra than the carrying capacity of the pictured ecosystem. This represents a

climax community
biological surplus
peak phenomenon
sigmoid phenomenon