Question

What purposes does the proloque serve? Select three options

to provide background information
to specify what a particular section of text will be about
to discuss events leading up to what happens in the text
to offer a perspective on events in the text
to help identify the locations of events

Answer 1

to provide background information

to discuss events leading up to what happens in the text

to offer a perspective on events in the text

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answer 2

The prologue

1. provides background information

3. discusses events leading up to what happens in the text

4. offers a perspective on events in the text.

Why not #5: the prologue doesn't necessarily say the locations of events.

Why not #2: sometimes prologues are very vague and don't introduce the text. Sometimes they are addressed to the reader, but usually they are from a previous time before the events of the story to give context.