How does a play’s script most directly contribute to an oral presentation of the play?

In a movie adaptation of a book, what element would most likely be directly taken from the text of the book?

If a character in a book is described as having a “raspy and haunting voice,” how might this be reflected in an audiobook?

When a novel is turned into a stage play, what aspect of the novel is MOST important to keep the same?

What is the role of stage directions in a drama?

In a movie, how are a character’s thoughts or feelings often represented if they are not explicitly stated?

If a book describes a setting as “a gloomy, desolate landscape, with an old creaky wooden bridge,” how might this be represented in a visual presentation?

Why might the director of a play include a specific prop (like a family heirloom) prominently in a scene?

If a story’s text describes intense action happening very quickly, how might this be reflected in a film adaptation?

What is one way a visual presentation of a text can emphasize a theme found in the original story?