The way characters react to one another affects the _____ of a story.A. point of viewB. settingC. conflictD. sequence
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The way characters react to one another affects the (a) point of view of a story .
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The way
characters react to one another affects the conflict of a story.
The point of view
of a story refers to the perspective from which the story is told. It can be in
the third person and 'he', 'she', 'it' may be used. Second person 'you' is not
used much.
The setting of a
story refers to the time and geographic location mentioned in it. The setting
sets the backdrop and mood for a story.
In literature a
conflict refers to the struggle between opposing forces. Generally, the main
character of a story struggles against some other force. Conflict drives the
story.
Sequence refers
to the order in which the events occur in the story.
characters react to one another affects the conflict of a story.
The point of view
of a story refers to the perspective from which the story is told. It can be in
the third person and 'he', 'she', 'it' may be used. Second person 'you' is not
used much.
The setting of a
story refers to the time and geographic location mentioned in it. The setting
sets the backdrop and mood for a story.
In literature a
conflict refers to the struggle between opposing forces. Generally, the main
character of a story struggles against some other force. Conflict drives the
story.
Sequence refers
to the order in which the events occur in the story.
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