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Question 4 of 5 Which part of the plot is most clearly the exposition?
O A. Once upon a time, a friendly dragon lived in the mountains.
O B. After a hundred years or so of relative peace, an evil knight in
shining armor arrived one day and challenged the dragon to a duel.
O C. They fought an epic battle and the dragon seemed sure to lose,
when suddenly a beautiful princess showed up and defeated the
knight
OD. The dragon and the princess became lasting friends.
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