Question

which questions may be applied to a literary analysis from a historical approach? select two options.
how will this story influence future writers?
when and where does the story take place?
how are critics’ reactions to this story likely to change over time?
who was the intended audience at the time of publication?
what social, political, and cultural forces prevailed when the text was written?

Explanation:

A historical - approach to literary analysis focuses on the historical context of the work. Questions about the setting (when and where the story takes place), the intended audience at the time of publication, and the social - political - cultural forces when the text was written are relevant as they help understand the work in its historical context. The question about influencing future writers is more about the work's impact in the future, and the question about critics' reactions changing over time is more about the reception history rather than the historical context of the work's creation.

Answer:

1. When and where does the story take place?
2. What social, political, and cultural forces prevailed when the text was written?