Which parts of a story are most often written as scenes?A.Major turning points in the actionB.Events that precede the main actionC.Hints about the action's consequencesD.Reflections on the action's meaningSUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

Question 3 of 10Which best explains what a scene is?A.A section of a story in which events seem to be happeningB.Details that reveal a character's personality and motivationC.Background information that helps the reader interpret eventsD.Implied actions that will happen after the story ends

Which of the following is not included in the format of dramatic plays?characters and dialoguealternate endingsacts and scenesstage directions

Which element of narrative writing is primarily responsible for advancing the plot and driving the story forward?Question 4Answera.Inciting incidentb.Settingc.Characterisationd.Dialogue

What kind of play structure starts early in the story, covers a long period of time, and has short fragmented scenes?Group of answer choicesEpisodicClimacticRitualSerial

Which of the following will a memorable piece of literature most likely have?A.Conflicted characters whose thoughts and decisions drive eventsB.A gorgeous setting that has no influence over the character's actionsC.Forgettable characters who do lots of thingsD.Many action scenes that have nothing to do with the charactersSUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS