Question

how do authors present and develop characters? choose four answers
the way characters are described
the situations in which the characters interact
the number of characters in each chapter
dialogue between characters
conflicts within and between characters

Explanation:

1. Descriptions directly establish character traits, appearance, and motivations for readers.
2. Character interactions show their personalities, values, and dynamics through their actions with one another.
3. Dialogue reveals character voice, background, and relationships through their spoken words.
4. Internal and interpersonal conflicts force characters to act consistently with their established traits, developing them as they respond to tension.

The number of characters per chapter has no bearing on how an author presents or develops individual characters.

Answer:

1. the way characters are described
2. the situations in which the characters interact
3. dialogue between characters
4. conflicts within and between characters