Question

mood, tone, and theme quick check drag and drop the words into the correct locations. (1 point) evidence of a literary text’s can be found in the characters use and shifts in attitudes between characters theme tone language props

Explanation:

For the first blank (Evidence of a literary text’s __ can be found in the...), "theme" is about the central idea, but the second part is about characters' language and attitude shifts. Wait, no—wait, the first blank: Let's re - examine. Wait, the first sentence: "Evidence of a literary text’s can be found in the..." and the second is "__ can be found in the characters use and shifts in attitudes between characters". Wait, the options are theme, tone, language, props.

First blank: A literary text’s theme is its central message, but the second part is about how characters communicate. Wait, no—wait, "tone" is the author's attitude, but the second blank: characters' use of language and attitude shifts. Wait, the first blank: "theme" is the main idea, but maybe the first blank is "theme" and the second is "language"? No, wait, let's think again. Wait, the first sentence: "Evidence of a literary text’s theme can be found in..." (theme is the big idea, shown through various elements). The second sentence: "language can be found in the characters' use and shifts in attitudes between characters" (because characters' dialogue, word choice (language) shows their attitudes and shifts). Wait, but the options are theme, tone, language, props. Props are physical items, so not. Tone is author's attitude, but here it's about characters. So first blank: theme (evidence of theme in text), second blank: language (characters' language use and attitude shifts). Wait, but the user's drag - and - drop: let's see the blanks. The first blank: "Evidence of a literary text’s __ can be found in the..." The second blank: "__ can be found in the characters use and shifts in attitudes between characters". So first blank: theme (theme is the central idea, evidenced in the text), second blank: language (characters use language, and their attitude shifts are shown through language). Wait, but maybe I got it wrong. Wait, another approach: Tone is the author's attitude, but here it's characters. So first blank: theme, second blank: language. But let's confirm. The options are theme, tone, language, props. Props are irrelevant. So first blank: theme, second blank: language. Wait, but the user's question is to drag and drop. Wait, maybe the first blank is "theme" and the second is "language". But let's check again.

Wait, the first sentence: "Evidence of a literary text’s theme can be found in the..." (theme is what the text is about, so evidence of theme is in the text). The second sentence: "language can be found in the characters' use and shifts in attitudes between characters" (characters use language to communicate, and their attitude shifts are reflected in their language use). So the first blank: theme, the second blank: language.

Answer:

First blank: theme, Second blank: language