English, 10.09.2019 23:20 slayalways

The story's exposition:
a. is the moment when the audience learns what happens to the
characters.
b. introduces readers to the main characters, setting, and conflict.
c. is the main struggle or problem that causes the events in the story
to progress
d. drives the plot toward the climax.

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