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Which of the following is true?


A> Cultural context is the story’s plot, or the opening events, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution of a story.

B> The cultural context of a text refers to the customs and concerns of the culture that produced it.

C> Cultural context is defined as the reason an author creates a text.

D> The cultural context of a story is the opening scene that provides context for the events that occur later.

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I believe that the best answer for this question is B, "the cultural context of a text refers to the customs and concerns of the culture that produced it." Cultural context is the cultural lens that the story is written through. For example, say you grow up in the Southeast United States. Whatever you write will most likely be affected by your upbringing, whether in religious, interpersonal, or physical ways. Hope this helps.

Answer:

B. The cultural context of a text refers to the customs and concerns of the culture that produced it.

Explanation:

Context is the information surrounding a word or phrase in a text that determines exactly how it was meant. Accordingly, the cultural context of a text would refer to the customs and concerns of the culture that produced it.  

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