There are as many reasons to like a character as there are characters. A combination of elements work together to make a character. Writers also use different writing techniques to their characters. All these elements are known as.

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Choose the correct form of the missing words based on the context of the sentence.

There are as many reasons to like a character as there are characters. A combination of elements work together to make a character

A Memory

B Memorize

C Memorization

D Memorable

Writers also use different writing techniques to

A Developing

B Develop

C Development

D Developmental

Their characters. All these elements are

A Collectible

B Collectability

C Collectivization

D Collectively

known as

A Character

B Characterize

C Characterization

D Characteristics

Answer:

D. Memorable

B. Develop

D. Collectively

C. Characterization

Explanation:

1. There are as many reasons to like a character as there are characters. A combination of elements work together to make a character - here, we are looking for an adjective to modify the word "character". The only adjective among the options is "memorable".

2. Writers also use different writing techniques to - now, we need a verb to express ab action. Since we already have "to", the best option in this case is the verb "develop" in its base form.

3. and 4 ... their characters. All these elements are ... known as - when we think of all the elements of something, we think of that something "collectively". This is also the best option because it is an adverb, modifying the verb "known". Those elements are called "characterization". This is the best option because characterization is actually the word that refers to how an author builds a character.