Question

Select the correct answer. What is motif in literature? a recurring literary element in a story an idea or perspective in a story a personal opinion expressed in a story a word or image that resembles something else

Answer 1

perspective in a story a personal opinion expressed in a story a word or image that resembles something else

Answer 2

Answer:

A recurring literary element in a story.

Explanation:

Motifs are those elements or ideas in a story that re-appears often. It usually have a symbolic significance in the story.

Literary work writers have been using motifs in their stories. These motifs may be anything, be a symbol, or image, spoken phrases or anything. They are recurring themes that brings the story within the same unit, making the flow of the story line.

A narrative motif can also be created by the use of language and other elements. Through the use of motifs, a reader will easily be able to understand and also know the main plot or story.