Question

multiple-choice question
what is a \what if\ statement? (choose two)
its thinking of movies backwards
it connects a world and a character
it removes logic and sparks the storytellers
imagination
it takes plot out of the story

Explanation:

To determine the correct answers for "What If" statement:

1. Analyze "It connects a world and a character": A "What If" statement in storytelling often links the story's world (setting, rules) with characters (their actions, development), so this is valid.
2. Analyze "It removes logic and sparks the storyteller’s imagination": "What If" scenarios often break from real - world logic to explore creative, imaginative story ideas, so this is valid.
3. "It’s thinking of movies backwards" is not a characteristic of a "What If" statement.
4. "It takes plot out of the story" is incorrect as "What If" statements are related to developing plot, not removing it.

Answer:

B. It connects a world and a character, C. It removes logic and sparks the storyteller’s imagination