How are stage and film versions of a drama similar? Check all of the boxes that apply. The viewer must imagine the setting The viewer must infer the characters' emotions and motivations from the actors' portrayals. The viewer must visualize the action. The viewer must infer the mood from lighting and sound effects. The viewer must interpret the setting to understand the story's context.

The stage and film versions of a drama are similar in the following ways:<br /><br />- The viewer must infer the characters' emotions and motivations from the actors' portrayals.<br />- The viewer must visualize the action.<br />- The viewer must infer the mood from lighting and sound effects.<br />- The viewer must interpret the setting to understand the story's context.<br /><br />In both stage and film versions, the viewer does not need to imagine the setting, as it is visually presented on screen or on stage.