(will give brainiest)how does the culture and setting of "zlateh the goat" influence its plot? the setting and culture determine how the characters speak, how they act, and the choices they make. the setting and culture don't influence the plot. the setting of the haystack couldn't have existed in any other culture. aaron's decision to save zlateh's life in the storm was unique to his culture.

The correct answer is A) the setting and culture determine how the characters speak, how they act, and the choices they make.

The culture and setting of "Zlateh the Goat" influence its plot in that the setting and culture determine how the characters speak, how they act, and the choices they make.

One of the most interesting pieces of Jewish literature is "Zlateh the Goat and Other Stories," written by Polish-American author Isaac Bashevis Singer. The book is a collection of 8 stories such as "The Devil's Trick," "The Snow in Chelm," "GrandMOther's Tale," and "Fool's Paradise."

"Zlateh the Goat" is a short story during Hanukkah in a town in Polland, where the culture and setting of "Zlateh the Goat" influence its plot in that the setting and culture determine how the characters speak, how they act, and the choices they make.

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