The stage of plot in which the setting is introduced is called the exposition.
The correct answer is "exposition." The exposition is the stage of plot where the setting, or the time and place in which the story takes place, is introduced to the reader or audience. It provides background information about the characters, their relationships, and the overall context of the story. To determine the stage of plot in which the setting is introduced, you can analyze the beginning of the story or the initial chapters/paragraphs to identify the details and descriptions that establish the setting.
