Question

1. what drives the narrative forward in a story? a. the chapter titles b. the page numbers c. the cover art d. the plot 27. which point of view is likely to make readers feel most connected to the narrators personal experiences? a. omniscient b. third - person limited c. first - person d. second - person 28. what creates story tension? a. conflict b. detailed descriptions c. background information d. setting changes

Explanation:

• For question 26, the plot is what moves a story's narrative forward as it consists of a sequence of events. Chapter titles, page numbers, and cover - art do not drive the story forward.
• For question 27, the first - person point of view makes readers feel most connected to the narrator's personal experiences as the narrator uses "I" and shares their direct thoughts and feelings.
• For question 28, conflict creates story tension. It involves struggles and opposition that keep readers engaged. Detailed descriptions, background information, and setting changes can enhance a story but do not directly create tension like conflict does.

Answer:

1. d. The plot
2. c. First - person
3. a. Conflict