How does character motivation contribute to the feeling of urgency in a story?
a. urgency comes mostly from the exposition section of a story's plot.
b. when characters want something, a reader wonders whether they will get it.
c. specific details about characters them come alive inside the reader's mind. d. characters' past experiences can be revealed through the use of flashback.

The correct answer is option B. "When characters want something, a reader wonders whether they will get it".

Explanation:

The writing process of a story must include character development, which must be in agreement with their motivations towards the events that happen in the story. The feeling of urgency that a reader has when the story is being read, is related to wonder if the characters would get what they want. Characters that the readers root for are the ones which the feeling of urgency to achieve their goals is most clearly developed. This gives tension to the reading and gives the feeling of accomplishment once the characters meet their goals.

i’m pretty sure it is the second

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