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One way setting can be used is to create: A) Diction B) Strong Characters C) Dialouge D) Mood
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One way setting can be used is to create:
A) Diction
B) Strong Characters
C) Dialouge
D) Mood
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i think it would be d
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The correct answer is mood, as a setting has no way of creating diction, it has nothing to do with the strength of the characters nor the dialogue.
The correct answer is D. ; Mood.
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