Here are the answers to your questions:
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What is the primary purpose of an exposition in a narrative?
- To introduce the main characters and setting
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How does an author use direct characterization in a story?
- By describing a character's physical appearance explicitly
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Which of the following is an example of using sensory details to create mood?
- "The forest was dark and eerie, with the sound of rustling leaves."
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What effect does indirect characterization have on a reader?
- It allows the reader to infer traits through actions and dialogue.
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How can vivid verbs enhance a narrative?
- By making the action more dynamic and engaging
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What role do sensory details play in setting the mood of a narrative?
- They evoke emotions and feelings in the reader.
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What is an example of direct characterization?
- "He was known for his honesty and kindness."
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SAT/ACT Skills Review Question: Complete the sentence with the word that best fits the overall meaning and tone.
- misconception
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