Which of the following is NOT a part of the setting?
A. Time
B. Location
C. Mood
D. Sequence
Answer (2)
1. The answer is d. sequence
because settings refer to the time and location where the event takes place.
Mood can also be added to make the settings more connecting to the audience while sequence refers to the series of event that falls under the plot structure.
Time gives the current time of the event of the story, location is where the story happened or took place and mood is the emotion or feelings of an actor or actress in the certain settings given.
The correct answer is D. Sequence, as it refers to the order of events in a narrative rather than the physical aspects of the setting. The setting includes time, location, and mood, which all provide context for the story. Sequence, however, is related to the plot structure and not the setting itself.
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