The Tragedy of Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare: Act 1

Question 4 • CREDIT RECOVERY - ELA 9 - Summer

What is the difference between monologue and dialogue?

Answer

A monologue is a conversation between at least two people; a dialogue is a long speech given by a single individual.

A monologue is a speech given by a single individual; a dialogue is a conversation between at least two people.

A monologue is a conversation between three characters; a dialogue is information shared only with the audience, not other characters.

A monologue is a conversation between three characters; a dialogue is the innermost thoughts of the character shared in a speech given by a single individual.

Explanation

A monologue is a speech delivered by one individual, often at length. Dialogue is an exchange of spoken words between two or more people. Therefore, choice B correctly distinguishes the terms.

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