Question

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E. Answer the following questions in brief.
How did the people pass on the knowledge to each other in ancient times?
2. How did the early man start writing?
3. Why are the pictorial scripts difficult to read and write?​

Answer 1

1. The knowledge of ancient times was passed on orally from generation to generation, as not everyone had access to the then relevant language and scriptures back in those times, and to propagate the important events and kinds, poets used to make songs which used to be sung by people and future generations learned from them and knowledge was passed on.

2. It is thought that human beings developed language c. ... Written language, however, does not emerge until its invention in Sumer, southern Mesopotamia, c. 3500 -3000 BCE. This early writing was called cuneiform and consisted of making specific marks in wet clay with a reed implement.

3. A script has many different dimensions that are almost impossible to distinguish from one another, such as -

• A script has many different dimensions that are almost impossible to distinguish from one another, such as -Character Motivations
• A script has many different dimensions that are almost impossible to distinguish from one another, such as -Character MotivationsStory
• A script has many different dimensions that are almost impossible to distinguish from one another, such as -Character MotivationsStoryEmotion
• A script has many different dimensions that are almost impossible to distinguish from one another, such as -Character MotivationsStoryEmotionDialogue
• A script has many different dimensions that are almost impossible to distinguish from one another, such as -Character MotivationsStoryEmotionDialoguePacing
• A script has many different dimensions that are almost impossible to distinguish from one another, such as -Character MotivationsStoryEmotionDialoguePacingMystery

When you're reading a part of the script and something isn't quite 'grabbing you', it can be hard to work out what is wrong.

When you're reading a part of the script and something isn't quite 'grabbing you', it can be hard to work out what is wrong.It's hard enough to do this with something like a painting, but with a script it's a whole other level -

• When you're reading a part of the script and something isn't quite 'grabbing you', it can be hard to work out what is wrong.It's hard enough to do this with something like a painting, but with a script it's a whole other level -Is this scene bad because of the dialogue?
• When you're reading a part of the script and something isn't quite 'grabbing you', it can be hard to work out what is wrong.It's hard enough to do this with something like a painting, but with a script it's a whole other level -Is this scene bad because of the dialogue?Is it bad because the story isn't right?
• When you're reading a part of the script and something isn't quite 'grabbing you', it can be hard to work out what is wrong.It's hard enough to do this with something like a painting, but with a script it's a whole other level -Is this scene bad because of the dialogue?Is it bad because the story isn't right?Is it actually not so bad, but in fact there is something wrong earlier in the script that means this scene isn't set up correctly and therefore lacks the desired impact?

Answer 2

1. The knowledge of ancient times was passed on orally from generation to generation, as not everyone had access to the then relevant language and scriptures back in those times, and to propagate the important events and kinds, poets used to make songs which used to be sung by people and future generations learned from

2. It is thought that human beings developed language. Written language, however, does not emerge until its invention in Sumer, southern Mesopotamia, c. 3500 -3000 BCE. This early writing was called cuneiform and consisted of making specific marks in wet clay with a reed implements.

3. The real reason it's so difficult to write a script is ,,,,, because it's difficult to write a script. I'm serious. If it were easy they wouldn't be worth so much. Everyone would be doing it. And there would be more good movies. But it's tough. It's a lot of sitting in a chair, writing hundreds of pages that get thrown away, frustration, angst, having to dump some of your favorite sections because they're slowing things down. Going through it page by page, refining and rewriting for probably well over a year - that's how long it takes to go from "I have an idea" to completing a revised and rewritten "First Draft" that you can start showing people. Over a year. There's no getting around that part either.

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