Which sentence represents an example of exposition in a…

Which sentence represents an example of exposition in a character-driven story?
A. He caught his breath and then stomped his heel on the fallen wood, snapping it in two.
B. In that other club those years ago, Gran’s name had been Hawk, and his had been Wolf.
C. Up ahead, he could see the glimmer of a fire, its orange glow radiating through the trees. D. Deeper in the woods, dry twigs and leaves crunched beneath his sneakered feet.
In the short story “Hawk,” Will throws the stolen flash drive into the fire and runs. What internal conflict does his action resolve?
A. love for family vs love for friends
B. greed vs compassion
C. integrity vs the need to belong
D. grief vs the desire to forget
Which phrase best describes the way exposition is included in a character-driven story?
A. through frequent and elaborate descriptions
B. not at all, unless there is a mystery involved
C. all at once, at the beginning of the story
D. throughout the story, selectively and efficiently
Which phrase describes an essential feature of character-driven stories, compared to other stories?
A. unexpected plot twists
B. plentiful setting details
C. an emphasis on internal struggles
D. the absence of plot structure