Who are the characters in the play and what is the setting?

Alright Coly — let's do this. Here are the answers based on the provided text: 1. Who are the characters in the play and what is the setting? The characters in the play are Woof (the dog), Brother, Sister, and Page turner*. The setting is the back garden of a house with a dog kennel in one corner, a rubbish bin in another corner, a clothes line with a few clothes, and tennis courts to one side*. 2. List three things Woof did that upset the family or caused trouble. What was the effect of each of Woof's actions? The text states that "Yesterday, something bad happened about our dog," and the siblings express unhappiness with "Unfortunately" and "He's your dog." A "Beware of the Dog" sign is also put up. However, the provided text does not list three specific actions* that Woof did to upset the family or cause trouble. It only implies that Woof is problematic. 3. Which word does the sister use again and again to tell us how unhappy she and her brother are with the dog? The word used to express unhappiness is "Unfortunately*". While the sister uses it once, the brother also uses it once, making it a repeated word in the dialogue that conveys their unhappiness. 4. Why did Woof run away? The provided text does not mention* Woof running away. 5. Why did Woof start barking when he came back? The provided text does not mention* Woof running away or coming back, so there is no information about why he might have barked upon returning. Drop the next question 📸