Answer: D. The conflict in the plot exists at different levels. In most cases, the writer does not invent conflicts, but takes them from the primary reality-so the conflict passes from life itself to develop of the plot events. This is a conflict at a meaningful level (sometimes it is used to refer to another term, "collisio"). The meaningful conflict is embodied, as a rule, in the confrontation of characters and in the movement of the plot events.
Who is Emily? Are we talking about Emily in Paris?
Answer:
declarative
Explanation:
Its not an interrogative, because its not asking a question, its not exclamatory because its not excited, and its not imperative because its not telling someone to do something.
