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English, 03.12.2019 00:31 umadbro46111

Match each element of fiction with its definition. potential matches: 1.the use of objects, places, or people to represent larger concepts. 2.the lesson or observation about life that an author makes through a work of literature 3.the feeling the audience gets from the story 4.characters who are true to life, many sided with complex motivations 5. characters who do not change in the course of the story 6. the time, place, and historical backdrop of a story. anwers: setting: round characters: static characters: theme: symbolism: mood:

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