alleryWhich elements make up the structure of a story?
APlot, characters, setting, theme
BIndex, maps, headings, glossary
CRhyme, verse, stanza, metre
DTitle, price, edition, cover
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Plot, characters, setting, theme
1. Each genre has its own text structure.
2. A story is composed of plot, characters, setting, point of view and theme.
3. Headings, maps and an index belong to informational books.
_Source: Wikipedia, Reading comprehension, section Text factors_
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