C. I think I don't know though
Answer:
Exposition.
Explanation:
A story's exposition is the background details of the character(s), setting, or other elements of the story. In other words, we can say that a story's exposition tells us the details of the story before the current scene, like details about the past or anything that can give us information about the story.
A flashback is about past events, memories, while the setting only revolves around the scene, the time, or place of the story. A character is the "who" of the story.
Thus, the element of a story that tells us the "who, what, when, and where" is the exposition.
Answer:
Her interest in nature
Explanation:
The creatures aren't drawn to look particularly beautiful, and neither is Frida Kahlo (not to say she isn't; it just clearly was not drawn with beauty as the subject). Her interest in nature was and is well known.
Despite the cold and how tired it must be from flying for so long, the waterfowl continues on its journey without faltering.
Answer:
A fictional state or culture in which there is a great deal of misery or oppression, usually in an oppressive or post-apocalyptic setting.
