Question

In drama, a speech where a character reveals secret thoughts and fears, almost as if musing aloud is known as a(n) __________________.
a. scene
b. monologue
c. soliloquy
d. act

Answer 1

I am pretty sure that is a soliloquy if you're still looking for that answer.

Answer 2

Answer:

C. Soliloquy

Explanation:

Common in dramas, a soliloquy is a kind of speech that includes personal, secret, and powerful opinions of a single character who speaks it to him/herself aloud.  

Famous examples of soliloquies are those found in William Shakespeare's plays, such as the eponymous character Hamlet and his "To be, or not to be."