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A good writer makes events
What does it mean when a writer presents events in a chronological order? (1 point)
The writer moves the reader from the present
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A good writer makes events in a story occur plausibly. The action should be consistent with the characters; if the author forces
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A good writer makes events in a story occur plausibly. The action should be consistent with the characters; if the author forces
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In literature, what is a plot diagram?(1 point)Responsessomething a writer uses to explain the events of a storysomething a
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Dramatic Structure Quick Check 1 of 51 of 5 Items Question In literature, what is a plot diagram?(1 point) Responses something a
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1. What does it mean when a writer presents events in a chronological order?
A. The writer moves the reader from the present to
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goku
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1. What does it mean when a writer presents events in a chronological order?
A. The writer moves the reader from the present to
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goku
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What does it mean when a writer presents events in a chronological order?(1 point)
Responses The writer moves the reader from the
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Dramatic Structure Quick Check 1 of 51 of 5 Items Question In literature, what is a plot diagram?(1 point) Responses something a
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lo
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Organizing Events Quick Check
4 of 54 of 5 Items Question What is an outline?(1 point) Responses a list of the writer’s
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