This study guide covers the concept of setting in literature, including its definition (time, place, social context) and methods for identifying it (physical descriptions, cultural references, social norms, demographics, technology). It explores how setting influences characters, plot, themes, and mood, using "Where the Crawdads Sing" as a case study. The guide emphasizes setting's importance as a storytelling tool and provides practice questions focused on analyzing its impact on character development, themes, and symbolism.
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Question 1 of 11
π What are the two primary components that make up the setting of a story?
Plot and Character
Time and Place
Theme and Mood
Conflict and Resolution