Question

what types of evidence support inferences about characters in a play? select three options.
□ characters thoughts and actions
□ the number of characters on stage
□ characters appearances and ways of dressing
□ characters responses to other characters
□ the names of the characters

Explanation:

1. Characters' thoughts and actions directly reveal their motivations, personality, and traits, supporting inferences.
2. Characters' appearances and dressing style can imply their background, social status, or personality, aiding in inference.
3. Characters' responses to others show their relationships, values, and attitudes, which help draw conclusions about them.

The number of characters on stage and character names do not provide meaningful evidence for inferring a character's traits, motivations, or personality.

Answer:

• characters' thoughts and actions
• characters' appearances and ways of dressing
• characters' responses to other characters