English, 29.06.2021 01:50 jayycruz59
Which statements about literary motifs are true? Select four responses.
They appear repeatedly in texts.
They define key terms.
They help develop themes.
They reveal meaning in the text.
They influence the mood of the work,
They describe background information.
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