What is an epilogue? A. A speech delivered at the beginning of the play. C. A type of dance performed in the play. B. A speech delivered at the end of the play. D. A court entertainment.

The correct answer is B. A speech delivered at the end of the play.

Explanation:

In plays which are a form of literature, the epilogue is a section presented at the end of a play or at the end of the main actions with the purpose of summarizing the events that occur after the play such as the fates of the characters. Because of this epilogues are commonly presented in the form of speeches in plays and they serve as closure fo the story developed during the play. Additionally, an epilogue differs from a prologue, because prologues are delivered at the beginning of plays rather than at the end of them. Considering this, it can be concluded an epilogue is mainly a speech delivered at the end of the play.

B. A speech delivered at the end of the play.