Question

Suppose an author fails to develop a character fully within a story. What

is the most likely outcome?
A.Readers won't care about what happens the character,
B.Readers will assume that the undeveloped character is really important.
C.Readers will develop strong negative feelings about the character,
D.Readers will keep reading to find out what happens to the character​

Answer 1

Answer: A

Step-by-step explanation:

The most likely outcome if an author fails to fully develop a character within a story is that readers won't care about what happens to the character (option A). When a character is not fully developed, readers may find it difficult to connect with or have any emotional investment in the character. This lack of connection can result in readers not caring about the character's outcome or what happens to them in the story. It's important for authors to create well-rounded and relatable characters to keep readers engaged and interested in their story.

Answer 2

D

Step-by-step explanation:

The unknow will make the reader feel a great deal of suspense and will most likely be eager to know what comes next

(btw if that was the wrong answer, I am terribly sorry)