n literature, dynamic characters never change throughout the course of the story.(1 point)

False. Dynamic characters do change throughout the course of the story.

How might an author use multiple perspectives to explore complex themes in a story?(1 point)

Responses

Simplify the plot and make it more straightforward
Simplify the plot and make it more straightforward

Emphasize the historical context of the narrative
Emphasize the historical context of the narrative

Introduce new characters and relationships
Introduce new characters and relationships

Reveal differing viewpoints on the same issue

Reveal differing viewpoints on the same issue.

The tone of a literary work is solely determined by the author's word choice.(1 point)

Responses

False
False

True

False. While an author's word choice is an important factor in determining tone, other elements such as sentence structure, context, and the overall style of the writing also contribute to the tone of a literary work.

Which of the following best describes the function of a subplot in a story?(1 point)

Responses

Describes the setting
Describes the setting

Provides comic relief
Provides comic relief

Adds depth and complexity
Adds depth and complexity

Introduces the main conflict

Adds depth and complexity.

How might an author use elements to comment on the nature of fictional storytelling itself?(1 point) Responses Increases the reader's emotional investment in the characters Increases the reader's emotional investment in the characters Provides historical context for the events of the story Provides historical context for the events of the story Enhances the realism of the narrative Enhances the realism of the narrative Draws attention to the fictional nature of the work

Draws attention to the fictional nature of the work.

Characterization can be achieved through both direct and indirect methods.(1 point)

Responses

True
True

False

True. Characterization can be achieved through both direct (explicitly stating details about a character) and indirect (showing a character's personality through actions, thoughts, words, and interactions with others) methods.