Question

question 6 of 10
what can the study of an authors culture help the reader to better understand about the story?
a. the point of view from which the story is told
b. the major events and conflicts in the storys plot
c. the underlying values and beliefs of the characters
d. the personalities and emotions of the characters

Explanation:

Culture influences values and beliefs. An author's culture shapes the characters' internal world. While point - of - view (A) is a narrative technique, major events (B) are plot elements, and personalities (D) can be influenced by more than just culture. Values and beliefs (C) are deeply rooted in cultural context.

Answer:

C. The underlying values and beliefs of the characters