How can dialogue contribute to story development?(1 point)
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by engaging the reader’s senses
by engaging the reader’s senses
by signaling changes in a character
by signaling changes in a character
by providing a way for the reader to visualize events
by providing a way for the reader to visualize events
by emphasizing the setting
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by emphasizing the setting
Which choice contains an example of dialogue?(1 point)
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Gerry spoke his thoughts out loud, debating over whether to purchase a car or a motorcycle.
Gerry spoke his thoughts out loud, debating over whether to purchase a car or a motorcycle.
Lois thought to herself, I should probably start heading out to the dentist’s office.
Lois thought to herself, I should probably start heading out to the dentist’s office.
Angel and Dylan were such close friends that they seemed to talk to each other with just a look.
Angel and Dylan were such close friends that they seemed to talk to each other with just a look.
“How did you do that?” Kerry exclaimed when the magician performed his magic trick.
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Gerry spoke his thoughts out loud, debating over whether to purchase a car or a motorcycle.
Gerry spoke his thoughts out loud, debating over whether to purchase a car or a motorcycle.
Lois thought to herself, I should probably start heading out to the dentist’s office.
Lois thought to herself, I should probably start heading out to the dentist’s office.
Angel and Dylan were such close friends that they seemed to talk to each other with just a look.
Angel and Dylan were such close friends that they seemed to talk to each other with just a look.
“How did you do that?” Kerry exclaimed when the magician performed his magic trick.
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