Question

Characteristics of expository prose include _____.

sentences and paragraphs
stanzas and lines
technical terms
plot and characters

Answer 1

Okay, first of all, you realize this is a MATH help page, NOT English?
Second, we can figure this out the same way we did the last one.
Stanzas and lines only applies to poetry. A prose is a piece of writing that resembles regular, everyday speech, so that doesn't help.
Plot and characters are more for pieces written to tell a story, which is not common in expository pieces designed to tell facts.
Technical terms MAY be used in expository proses, but I don't believe it's completely necessary to inform the reader of whatever you're trying to tell them, so this is probably not it either.
By the process of elimination, the only one left is sentences and paragraphs. This makes sense considering everyday speech is also consisted of sentences and paragraphs, and it is the most effective way to communicate facts to readers.
I'm not an English major though, so you might get more accurate results from Google. I'm just here to give my own opinion on what seems right.
Again, this is a math form, so you really shouldn't expect English experts here.

Answer 2

@CLOUDYskies you wingspanhead