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Why should the reader visualize the scenes while reading? A. to help the reader transition from character- to-character within the play B. to help the reader "fill in the blanks" for things the author
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Why should the reader visualize

the scenes while reading?
A. to help the reader transition from character-
to-character within the play
B. to help the reader "fill in the blanks" for
things the author forgot to include
C. to help bring the play from the page into real
life and become much more interesting.

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Answer:

c

Step-by-step explanation:

Visualizing is seeing an essay, short story, or play come to life in your “mind's eye.”

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