Question

1. which is an effective strategy for revising fiction?

○ vary the story’s point of view whenever the setting changes.
○ choose more specific nouns and verbs when describing important details.
○ add many more adjectives and adverbs to descriptive passages.
○ state the story’s theme in the story’s exposition and again at the end.

Explanation:

To determine an effective fiction - revising strategy:

• For option "Vary the story’s point of view whenever the setting changes", changing POV randomly with setting changes can disrupt narrative flow and confuse readers, so it's not effective.
• For option "Add many more adjectives and adverbs to descriptive passages", overusing adjectives and adverbs can make writing wordy and less impactful, so it's not a good strategy.
• For option "State the story’s theme in the story’s exposition and again at the end", directly stating the theme can make the story feel didactic and reduce its subtlety and artistry, so it's not effective.
• For option "Choose more specific nouns and verbs when describing important details", using specific nouns and verbs makes descriptions more vivid, precise, and engaging, which is an effective way to revise fiction.

Answer:

C. Choose more specific nouns and verbs when describing important details