Question

1. which of the following questions does not help you to identify the writers message? how does the setting factor into your conclusion? do the references cite a variety of sources? how does the plot action support your determination? do the conflict and resolution support your determination?

Explanation:

The setting, plot action, conflict - resolution, and references all play roles in understanding a writer's message. The setting can provide context, plot action shows what the writer emphasizes, conflict - resolution reveals values, and references indicate sources of influence. However, simply knowing if references cite a variety of sources doesn't directly help identify the writer's message. It's more about the content of the references rather than the variety.

Answer:

Do the references cite a variety of sources?