How does a performer create a group-storytelling experience?

A. The storyteller assembles an audience of outsiders who have never heard his or her story

B. The storyteller sets the story in an unknown faraway place

C. The storyteller reads the story word-for-word carefully to preserve authenticity

D. The storyteller allows the audience to participate with cheers and applause

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Jaslene Escobar

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How does a performer create a group-storytelling experience?

A. The storyteller assembles an audience of outsiders who have never heard his or her story

B. The storyteller sets the story in an unknown faraway place

C. The storyteller reads the story word-for-word carefully to preserve authenticity

D. The storyteller allows the audience to participate with cheers and applause

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Rodney · Answer 1

Answer is D. The storyteller allows the audience to participate with cheers and applause.

To create a "group storytelling experience", the performer must connect with its audience. Since its in a group, they can participate together and make the performance more exciting to watch.

B and C are both incorrect since these are details on how the story is given, but does not play a factor in a group setting in particular. This would have some effect on just an individual.

A. Is not correct since the crowd is just watching and would be most likely bored.