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2 years ago

A full account of an event or series of events, usually told in chronological order, is called a:_______

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sladkih [1.3K]2 years ago

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It's known as a story.

<h3>How Do Stories Work?</h3>

A story or narrative is a related series of events that is conveyed by language, including written or spoken words, images, both still and moving, body language, performance art, and music. In a narrative, any subject, genre, or style can be covered, and the events might be real or made up. Nonfiction and fiction can both be included in stories. There are stories to be told about everything that has ever happened, will ever happen, and will ever be. No matter the subject or the era, whenever you describe a series of events to someone, you are telling a tale.

Consequently, a tale is a comprehensive account of an event or series of events that is often told in chronological order.

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