A narrative’s plot is defined as: a)the story’s theme b) the internal conflict c) the organization of the events of the story d) the lesson learned in the story

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A narrative’s plot is defined as:

a)the story’s theme
b) the internal conflict
c) the organization of the events of the story
d) the lesson learned in the story

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it should be the most important points that are important to the story or text

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