Part C Using the plan you created in part B, draft the exposition, or introduction, of your narrative. Be sure to
include descriptive details that develop these elements:
• setting
• characters
• point of view
• main conflict

Which of the following does not apply to an informative text? select all that apply. persuasive techniques supporting evidence opinions narrative text

Lisa is a high school student who went to see her guidance counselor. she was given a questionnaire that contained these questions: what activities do you enjoy the most? the least? which things would your job need to include in order to make you feel satisfied? what things are you especially good at? what values, beliefs, or principles are most important to you? what issues or causes do you care about? which best explains why lisa’s guidance counselor asked her these questions? so she could see her personal vision and plan achievable goals. so she could set her priorities and adjust her goals. so she could visualize her future andd plan achievable goals. so she could identify her milestones and adjust her goals.

Which effect does the author achieve through the story's setting? rain pelted the window of the apartment, which was empty except for one person: randel. he had been setting in his easy chair with a book on his lap for an hour but hadn't read a single word. he listened to the rain. he looked at the empty cubbyhole here she would always put her shoes, which now sat empty. he signed.