1. What is the primary purpose of describing activities in a scene?
2. What does the term 'Scene Location' refer to in scene description?
3. According to the course content on People Description, how many people are typically recognized and described in a scene?
Scene Location — definition?
The specific area where the scene occurs.
People in scene — how many?
Number of individuals present in the scene.
Activities — tense used?
Present continuous (is/are + verb-ing).
Objects — how to describe?
Identify, detail appearance, and placement.
Scene interpretation — purpose?
Inferring context, emotions, or story.
Place/Location — clues?
Background elements, furniture, phrases like 'in...'.
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