Which statements are true of the exposition in the first chapter of Animal Farm? Check all that apply.

It resolves the conflicts that are introduced as a result of Old Major’s speech.
It provides background about the Manor Farm and the current power structure.
It provokes complications in the central conflict between Mr. Jones and Old Major.
It introduces the main characters, including Old Major, Mr. Jones, Clover, and Boxer.
It leads into the falling action of the plot that occurs once Old Major calls for a meeting.
It introduces the story’s main conflict between the animals on the farm and the humans.

The statement that asserts a true claim regarding the exposition presented in the first chapter of George Orwell's "Animal Farm" would be:

B). It provides background about the Manor Farm and the current power structure.

D). It introduces the main characters, including Old Major, Mr. Jones, Clover, and Boxer.

F). It introduces the story’s main conflict between the animals on the farm and the humans.

The exposition of a text is characterized only by the opening or beginning section of a fiction narrative and functions only to provide background information regarding the characters, setting, and events that will take the story forward.
In the context of Orwell's "Animal Farm," the very introductory chapter provides information regarding the background and setting('power structure') of the Farm in which the story is set.
Next, it offers an introduction to the major characters and conflicts that lead the story ahead. It helps the reader get a basic idea of the author's purpose or position in the narrative.

Thus, options B, D, and F are the correct answers.

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