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Below are the answers:
A. The time, place, and historical backdrop of a story - Setting
B. The feeling the audience gets from the story - Mood
C. The use of objects, places, or people to represent larger concepts - Symbolism
D. Characters who do not change in the course of the story - static characters
E. Characters who are true to life, many-sided with complex motivations - round characters
F. The lesson or observation about life that an author makes through a work of literature -theme
A. The time, place, and historical backdrop of a story - Setting
B. The feeling the audience gets from the story - Mood
C. The use of objects, places, or people to represent larger concepts - Symbolism
D. Characters who do not change in the course of the story - static characters
E. Characters who are true to life, many-sided with complex motivations - round characters
F. The lesson or observation about life that an author makes through a work of literature -theme
The correct answers are the following:
A) The time,place,and historical backdrop of a story. SETTING.
The setting usually determines the whole plot of the story. It is very important to locate the events of the story within a period of time and in a specific place.
B) The feeling the audience gets from the story. MOOD
The mood could also be characterized as the reader´s response towards the story,as regards emotions or feelings.
C) The use of objects,places,or people to represent larger concepts. SYMBOLISM.
In other words, symbolism is a technique that makes use of a concept to represent or stand for some other concept or idea.
D) Characters who do not change in the course of the story. STATIC CHARACTERS.
A static character does not suffer any major transformation or change throughout the story.
E) Characters who are true to life, many-sided with complex motivations.ROUND CHARACTERS.
These type of characters are thoroughly described in a story. Their role is of great importance. They are hit by the conflict and then they are transformed by it.
F)The lesson or observation about life that an author makes through a work of literature. THEME.
By definition, theme is the representation inside a story of what an author believes or thinks about life in general or about a specific aspect of it.
