1. VOCABULARY

2. CHARACTER  A PERSON IN A PLAY OR STORY

3. SECRETARY  THE PERSON IN AN OFFICE WHO DOES JOBS SUCH AS ARRANGING MEETINGS, MAKING PHONE CALLS AND PREPARING LETTERS.

4. NARRATOR  THE PERSON WHO TELLS THE STORY

5. PROP  AN OBJECT THAT IS USED IN A PLAY OR A FILM.

6. PARENTS  MOTHER AND FATHER

7. SPEECH  THE WORDS SOMEONE SPEAKS

8. SOUP  A MEAL THAT YOU DRINK

9. SCENARY  THE FURNITURE OR PAINTED BACKGROUND ON A THEATRE STAGE.

10. GUEST  A PERSON THAT YOU INVITE

11. VEGETABLES  THINGS WE EAT, SUCH AS POTATOES AND CARROTS.

12. SETTING  THE TIME OR PLACE IN WHICH THE EVENTS OF A PLAY OR STORY HAPPEN.

13. PROFESSOR  A PERSON WHO TEACHES IN A UNIVERSITY.

14.  CHARACTER: A person in a play or story.  SECRETARY: The person in an office who does jobs such as arranging meetings, making phone calls and preparing letters.  NARRATOR: Ther person who tells the story.  PROP: An object that is used in a play or a film.  PARENTS: Mother and father.  SPEECH: The words someone speaks.  SOUP: A meal that you can drink.  SCENARY: The furniture or painted background on a theatre stage.  GUEST: A person that you invite.  SETTING: The time or place in which the events of a play or story happen.  PROFESSOR: A person who teaches in a university.