Which of the following is considered an on-the-page question?

English

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harina [27]2 years ago

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Explanation:

When a character in a story or a novel is "on the page", this means he is mentioned in that part of the book: he is doing something - loving, hating, communicating etc. When a character is "off the page", this means the narrative is taking its course without him/her.

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