Question
Which statement explains why an author would include a flashback as an element of nonlinear plot development in a story? Select the two correct answers.Which statement explains why an author would include a flashback as an element of nonlinear plot development in a story? Select the two correct answers.(2 points)
Responses
to give the reader a hint about what may happen later in the storyto give the reader a hint about what may happen later in the story
to give the reader a hint about what may happen later in the story to give the reader a hint about what may happen later in the story
to interrupt the sequence of events as a way to gain the reader's interestto interrupt the sequence of events as a way to gain the reader's interest
to interrupt the sequence of events as a way to gain the reader's interest to interrupt the sequence of events as a way to gain the reader's interest
to provide the reader with background information about characters or events
Responses
to give the reader a hint about what may happen later in the storyto give the reader a hint about what may happen later in the story
to give the reader a hint about what may happen later in the story to give the reader a hint about what may happen later in the story
to interrupt the sequence of events as a way to gain the reader's interestto interrupt the sequence of events as a way to gain the reader's interest
to interrupt the sequence of events as a way to gain the reader's interest to interrupt the sequence of events as a way to gain the reader's interest
to provide the reader with background information about characters or events
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The two correct answers explaining why an author would include a flashback as an element of nonlinear plot development in a story are:
1. **to interrupt the sequence of events as a way to gain the reader's interest**
2. **to provide the reader with background information about characters or events**
These options illustrate how flashbacks can enhance the narrative by adding depth to the story and keeping the reader engaged.
1. **to interrupt the sequence of events as a way to gain the reader's interest**
2. **to provide the reader with background information about characters or events**
These options illustrate how flashbacks can enhance the narrative by adding depth to the story and keeping the reader engaged.
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