How is an artifact used during the exposition of a story

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Hi,

I would say your answer is going to be D, "<span>to provide important details about the characters and the plot."

~Elisabeth</span>

Ymorist [56]2 years ago

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Answer:

D. to provide important details about the characters and the plot.

Explanation:

In a story, an artifact is often used as a literary device. This can include any object, action or idea of significance that contributes to moving the story along. An artifact is a useful device as it provides important details about the characters, their actions and personalities, and the plot. This is especially true when used alongside other literary devices.

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