This question is based on General Literary Principles and Literary Appreciation
In a work of literature, plot is constructed on

Ekepaedia

2 years ago

The right answer is A.

In a work of literature, plot is typically constructed around a central conflict or problem that drives the narrative forward. The conflict is the engine that drives the plot, creating tension, suspense, and drama, and ultimately leading to a resolution or conclusion. Conflict is the essential element that gives a story its direction, purpose, and emotional resonance, making option A the correct answer. This conflict can take many forms, such as:
i Character vs. self (internal conflict)
ii Character vs. society (social conflict)
iii. Character vs. nature (environmental conflict)
iv. Character vs. another character (interpersonal conflict)

The other options are not the primary basis for constructing a plot:
B. Exciting and memorable episodes can be part of a plot, but they are not the underlying structure that drives the narrative.
C. Figurative language is a literary device used to create vivid descriptions, imagery, and atmosphere, but it is not the foundation of a plot.
D. Recurring events can be a part of a plot, such as a repeated motif or theme, but they are not the primary building block of a narrative.

GBÖLÄT

4 months ago

it's A now