Question

the use of descriptive language, actions, and dialogue helps to reveal a characters:
a. traits
b. perspective
what is referred to as the internal or external reasons behind a characters actions?
a. traits
b. motivations
the attitude or viewpoint of a character is referred to as:
a. dialogue
b. perspective
the term used for the spoken exchanges between characters is:
a. dialogue
b. development

Explanation:

First Question:

Descriptive language, actions, and dialogue are used by authors to show a character's traits (qualities or characteristics). Perspective is more about viewpoint, while traits are revealed through these elements. So the correct option is a.

Motivations are the internal or external reasons that drive a character's actions. Traits are the character's qualities, not the reasons for actions. So the correct option is b.

Perspective refers to a character's attitude or viewpoint. Dialogue is the spoken exchange, so the correct option is b.

Answer:

a. Traits

Second Question: