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Monologue Observation Worksheet

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Monologue Observation Worksheet

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📋 Part 1: Observing the Monologue

1. What was the speaker’s main emotion?

Joyful

Angry

Sad

Nervous

2. Which language technique did you notice most?

Repetition

Rhetorical question

Descriptive imagery

Humour

3. How did the speaker’s pace affect meaning?

Slow to emphasise ideas

Fast to show excitement or urgency

Strategic pauses to show thought

Pace stayed the same

4. Tick all voice features you observed:

Volume changes (loud/soft)

Pitch variation (high/low)

Whispering or breathy voice

Mostly monotone

✏️ Part 2: Short Answers & Drafting

5. List three words or short phrases the speaker used that reveal their emotion:
6. Write one line from the monologue (or a close paraphrase) and name the language technique it uses:

Line: __________________________________________________________

Technique: _____________________________________________________

7. If you were performing this monologue, what three voice choices would you make (tone, volume, pace)?
8. Draft the opening sentence(s) of your own short monologue (aim for 20–40 words). Focus on a clear emotion and one language technique.

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