Question

(1) The most important element in writing a script is the creation of good dialogue. (2) This dialogue should feel natural and should follow the normal speech patterns that everyday people use. (3) Only slightly less important is a strong, developed plot. (4) For example, you should finalize the title when everything is done. (5) To write a good plot, you need real, complex characters who wish to achieve believable goals. (6) Good dialogue leads to interesting characters. (7) Interesting characters lead to a great plot. (8) As a writer, worry about the small stuff when you've completed your

Answer 1

After which numbered sentence in the paragraph should the following sentence appear?

Less important than plot, setting can help make a movie more convincing, so you will want to invent a spectacular setting that works well with the more important elements.
A. sentence 3
B. sentence 2
C. sentence 7
D. sentence 8