Authors can use setting to:
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all of the below

establish tone and mood.

exploring a tunnel.

add conflict

I know tone and mood is correct, debating on whether adding a conflict is correct or not. If it is, then I'd have to choose all of the above. (or below)

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Authors can use setting to:
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all of the below
		
establish tone and mood.
		
exploring a tunnel.
		
add conflict

I know tone and mood is correct, debating on whether adding a conflict is correct or not. If it is, then I'd have to choose all of the above. (or below)

anonymous · Answer

@e.mccormick

e.mccormick · Answer

Hmmm....  well... a conflict as in a war might be part of the setting... but I don't think that is what they mean.  And cold war era as part of the setting does add the conflict between the US/USSR as a thing... but again, it really does not seem quite right.  Urg.  I can see why you would have some trouble with this.

Can you eliminate the tunnel?

anonymous · Answer

Well, if the tunnel is incorrect, then Im pretty much stuck with Tone and mood :) So it really depends on that tunnel :P

e.mccormick · Answer

Yah, and I am not sure what they even mean by exploring a tunnel.

anonymous · Answer

I guess they mean it literally lol, don't think it would be a setting though.

e.mccormick · Answer

Well the setting can be as simple as a one room play set in a 1950's household or... well... the entire Star Wars Universe is a setting.  So a tunnle is in there, but again I think they just tossed that in to be tricky.

anonymous · Answer

Agreed lol