English, 14.01.2021 22:50 hannahliebl2000

Which of the following writing techniques can be used to help readers understand a story? Providing characters' observations of a location to establish the setting Introducing characters who do not have any identifiable flaws or needs Using no characters at all so that the reader has to go through the story alone Taking characters from one experience to another with nothing to connect them

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