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How Setting Shapes Character Values and Beliefs
Explain how the setting of a text—including time, place, and social context—influences what characters value and believe.
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Analyzing Plot Structures and Setting in Literature
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Learners will identify and compare linear and non-linear plot structures, analyze narrative techniques such as flashbacks and subplots, and explain how setting shapes character values and reflects cultural context.
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