Which details in a story are most related to setting? Select three options.

Oplot

time

dialogue

llocation

motivation

atmosphere

Time, Location, and Atmosphere. All are tones you feel while reading the full story. If it's midnight in a dusty attic and all you hear is the sound of wind outside and creaking in front of you, you might feel a bit anxious because you can't see in front of you. Midnight is the time, attic is the location, and atmosphere is what the character feels from where they are.

Time, location, and atmosphere are your answers.

Explanation:

The setting has to do basically with place and time.

Both place (location) and time are important because some stories and events could not take place at any other setting. For example, prejudices and bias change over time.

Atmosphere is part of the setting in the sense that it relates to the mood, emotions, and feelings the author wants to convey. For example, a gloomy atmosphere could be essential in a story such as Frankenstein.