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What is a long speech by one person called?
soliloquy pronounced (sa-lil-o-quee)
How does free play helps children develop?
Free play can not only be a chance for a child to cut loose and just have fun, as keeping a child happy is an ideal state for them, but also introduces them to functioning in a situation where no one is telling them what to do; foster independence skills.
What is a end of a play called?
resolution
What was the first computer that could play chess called?
The first chess computer that could play chess was called Deep Blue.
What is an interlude during a play called?
entr'acte
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