Question

Which question would most likely be answered by reading the exposition of a story?

A. How would this story be different if it were set in a different time?
B. What conflicts are likely to happen with these characters?
C. How would I resolve the main character's problem if I were the writer?
D. How has the author's life affected what he or she is writing?

Answer 1

The question that would most likely be answered by reading the exposition of a story is What conflicts are likely to happen with these characters?

Step-by-step explanation:

The exposition of a story offers to the reader information about the background of several elements in the story such as events, settings, characters, and any kind of element or event that help make sense of the story and make it understandable for the reader, then the question "What conflicts are likely to happen with these characters?" can be answered with the background information of these elements.

Answer 2

B. What conflicts are likely to happen with these characters?

Step-by-step explanation:

A Narrative exposition is what we call the inserted background information in a narrative or story. That includes information about characters, the setting, context, plot events, and so on. All of these help you picture how the world is and how the characters see the world and each other, giving you a good idea on what kind of conflicts are likely to happen.