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In a literary text, what is the inciting incident? A) the event that leads to the resolution of the story B) the event that introduces the main characters of the story C) the event that introduces the
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In a literary text, what is the inciting incident?

A) the event that leads to the resolution of the story

B) the event that introduces the main characters of the story

C) the event that introduces the conflict of the story

D) the climax or turning point of the story

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Answer:

the answer would be c

Step-by-step explanation:

an inciting incident would be a problem or conflict in a story

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either C or D but most likely D
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