ELA 12 A Semester Exam

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Question
When an author writes a conclusion, what elements do they need to provide to so that the story follows the same form over the course of the narrative?(1 point)
Responses

The story should have limited characters.
The story should have limited characters.

The story should have a consistent tone.
The story should have a consistent tone.

The story should have both direct and indirect characterizations.
The story should have both direct and indirect characterizations.

The story should have both internal and external conflicts.

Answer 1

To ensure that a story follows the same form over the course of the narrative, the most relevant element an author should provide in the conclusion is:

The story should have a consistent tone.

A consistent tone throughout the story helps to unify the narrative and provides the reader with a sense of closure that matches the overall experience of the story. While the other options may contribute to the development of the narrative, maintaining a consistent tone is crucial for a cohesive conclusion.