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A story's setting is the time and place in which the events occur true or false
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A story's setting is the time and place in which the events occur
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True

Explanation: The setting is in fact the time and place in which events occur in a story.
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True!

The setting represents not only the place of which an event or events occur, but also the time in which those events may occur

Ex. The setting could be at a park at August 15th, 2022!
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