When you evaluate the plot of a book, what question should you ask yourself about the exposition?

A. Have the characters made a big decision that will affect the rest of the story?

B. Are the loose ends tied up, or are there unresolved questions?

C. Are the characters building tension toward an exciting event?

D. Does the information introduce us to the characters and the conflicts they will face?

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Ruthie

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6 November, 01:57

When you evaluate the plot of a book, what question should you ask yourself about the exposition?

A. Have the characters made a big decision that will affect the rest of the story?

B. Are the loose ends tied up, or are there unresolved questions?

C. Are the characters building tension toward an exciting event?

D. Does the information introduce us to the characters and the conflicts they will face?

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Aaliyah Horton · Answer 1

The exposition is typically the area in the plot where characters are introduced and the plot begins to develop because of it. Therefore, your best answer would be D.

Juliette Mullins · Answer 2

I believe option B, Sorry if i am wrong, but i think that is right. xx