The pacing of the narrative is determined by the main character's reactions that are related to the events and people he encounters during the story.
<h3>What is narrative pacing?</h3>
- It's the way the story moves.
- It is the order in which events happen.
- It is what determines the advance of the narrative.
The narrative pacing is directly associated with the main character of a story, because the reactions of this character to the way the story develops and the people and events that he interacts with, is what determines the rhythms of the narrative, which directly impact the reading experience.
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A. True! Slang and colloquialism both mean speaking casually with conversations as opposed to formally.
1,5,9 are correct.
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The correct option is : A.) Rita will understand if you arrived late. ("will understand" and "arrived" are underlined)
The sequence of events is the structure of events as they arise in a story.
The beginning, middle and end of story have its own start and end.
