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What can an author use to give the reader more information about a character? OA. Information about the character's social status B. Information about how a story's central conflict will be resolved OC.
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What can an author use to give the reader more information about a

character?
OA. Information about the character's social status
B. Information about how a story's central conflict will be resolved
OC. Information about events in a story that are true
OD. Information about the author's previous works
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Answer:

OA

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Because it gives us more information about the character and nothing else.

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