A) What drives the action in a story? (1 point)

Question

A) What drives the action in a story? (1 point)
dramatic irony
the central conflict
the dialogue between characters
direct characterization
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Question 2
A)
Use this synopsis of a character and conflict in a story to answer the
question.
The main characters Mariko and Felice break a window while they are
playing baseball. They argue back and forth about what to do, but
ultimately Mariko wins out by leaving a note for the owner of the house
so they can help pay for the damages. The girls wait anxiously to hear
from the owner of the house. In the end, the story concludes with a
tornado whipping through the area and leveling all of the houses in the
city except for the one with the broken window.
Which is the best way to interpret how the central conflict was resolved in
the story?
(1 point)
The central conflict is introduced at the end with the appearance of the
tornado and is resolved when only one house is left standing after the
storm.
The central conflict does not build throughout the plot but instead ends
abruptly.
The central conflict is resolved effectively since the girls resolve their
differences and make a decision to leave a note.
The central conflict does not have a resolution with this ending, but rather
ends in an ironic way.
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Question 3
Question 4
A) What are the characteristics of an effective conclusion to a narrative?
(1 point)
It helps a reader predict what the characters will do next.
It provides elements of foreshadowing.
It directly states the theme of the story.
It follows logically from what comes before it.
A) What is true about the tone of a story? (1 point)
It should have a sudden shift just before the conclusion.
It should be tied directly to the theme.
It should remain consistent from beginning to end.
It should create suspense for the reader.
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Question 5
A) How might a writer best provide a conclusion that effectively ends a
story? (1 point)
by making sure all loose ends are tied up
by introducing new characters
by helping the reader make connections with other texts
by showing how the theme and plot are related

GPT-4o mini · Answer

Here are the answers to your questions based on literary analysis and narrative structure:

Question 1:
What drives the action in a story?
Answer: the central conflict
This is because the central conflict is the primary struggle or challenge that characters face, which propels the narrative forward.

Question 2:
Which is the best way to interpret how the central conflict was resolved in the story?
Answer: The central conflict is resolved effectively since the girls resolve their differences and make a decision to leave a note.
This choice reflects how the characters come to an agreement and take responsibility for their actions, resolving their personal conflict.

Question 3:
What are the characteristics of an effective conclusion to a narrative?
Answer: It follows logically from what comes before it.
A good conclusion brings together the elements of the story in a way that feels natural and satisfying for the reader.

Question 4:
What is true about the tone of a story?
Answer: It should be tied directly to the theme.
The tone often reflects the underlying themes of the story and enhances the reader's understanding and engagement.

Question 5:
How might a writer best provide a conclusion that effectively ends a story?
Answer: by making sure all loose ends are tied up.
An effective conclusion should resolve the plot and character arcs, giving the reader closure.

If you need further explanations on any of the answers, feel free to ask!