The “historical context” of a story refers to _____. A)the plot’s setting in real life. B)the main character’s opinion about wha
t’s going on. C)the author’s note at the end that describes the story’s historical setting. D)the circumstances of the author’s life when writing the story.
"Historial Context" refers to the circumstances under which the story was written. Therefore, it's not the time in which the story itself is placed what matters, but the moment in history in which it was created.
Historial Context provides information about both the author's life and the social situation he was experiencing at the time of the writting.
A hyperbole is an exaggerated statement. Obviously, you're not going to actually rattle someone's freckles. You're just trying to say that you shook him very hard.
