What information can be revealed through characterization?

a. the central conflict of the story
b. the location where the characters live
c. the time period the characters live in
d. what motivates the characters

D. What motivates the characters

Explanation:

Characterization is a literary device that writers use to develop fictional characters in a story, that is to say, to reveal the readers a character's physical appearance, personality, interests, or motifs, whether indirectly or directly. Therefore, when authors reveal what motivates the characters in a story, he or she is using characterization.

The other options are incorrect because the information about where and the time period the characters live in is part of the information that is revealed through the setting, and the central conflict of the story is part of the plot itself.

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