Something that is not present in this autobiographical passage but would be present in a fictional adaptation of it is
A) stage directions.
B) a structured plot.
C) a regular rhyme scheme.
D) a salutation or greeting.

The correct answer is B: a structured plot.

Explanation:

If we convert the autobiographical passage from "The Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass" to the fictional adaptation, the passage would contain a structured plot, as one of the main characteristics of fictional adaptation.

It wouldn't contain a regular rhyme scheme, as it is not written in verse - it's a novel. It also would not contain a salutation or a greeting, as it is not a characteristic of a fictional adaptation, and the stage directions tell the actors how to move or how to speak their lines.

Therefore, the correct answer would be B.

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