Sheldon has been instructed to practice developing the setting in his stories. What is NOT likely to help him with this aspect of his writing?
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Ask where his characters will go before he begins to write.
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Plot out the location of each scene.
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Research the clothing choices of people during his story’s time period.
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Make a list of potential locations for his story.
Sheldon has been instructed to practice developing the setting in his stories. What is NOT likely to help him with this aspect of his writing?
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The option that is NOT likely to help Sheldon develop the setting in his stories is:
Ask where his characters will go before he begins to write.
Explanation: While knowing where characters will go is important for plot development, it doesn’t directly contribute to the richness of the setting itself. Developing setting involves more than just determining locations; it requires creating a vivid atmosphere, detailing the environment, and considering elements like time period and cultural context, which the other options address.