'Exposition' in a play means

Literature in English

JAMB 1979

A. the initial unfolding of the necessary background of the play
B. its climax
C. the marriage of the hero and heroine
D. the untangling of the plot
E. the private speech of a character

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Correct Answer: Option A

Explanation

In drama, exposition refers to the portion of the play where the background information is provided. This includes details about the setting, characters, and previous events that are essential for understanding the plot. It usually occurs at the beginning of the play.

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