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Abstract
Theatrical imagination is demanded from the silent reader of plays. This article suggests methods of introducing students to plays and furthering their enjoyment of a silent reading through questioning and discussion. Visualizing a play can be facilitated if operative words or images are found which circumscribe the complex of students' responses. Classroom exercises designed to train students' theatrical imaginations are proposed.