Question

question 7 of 10
how does a performer create a group - storytelling experience?
a. the storyteller makes sure that the voice of the writer is apparent to the audience.
b. the storyteller uses characters and conflicts that the audience is very familiar with.
c. the storyteller presents a main character who fights internal conflicts full of personal crises.
d. the storyteller encourages the audience to sit quietly and wait for the next part of the story.

Explanation:

To create a group - storytelling experience, using relatable characters and conflicts engages the audience. Option A focuses on the writer's voice, not the group - experience aspect. Option C with a character's internal personal crises may not necessarily create a group - experience. Option D is about passive audience waiting, not an interactive group - experience. Option B makes the audience part of the story through familiarity.

Answer:

B. The storyteller uses characters and conflicts that the audience is very familiar with.