Children: E) wonder told through simple sentences
Since children tend to be more imaginative, dreamy, curious and their cognitive level is not as high as that of an adult, they tend to love stories with elements of wonder, beauty, and fantasy, that are conveyed with simple sentences.
Adults B) life lessons told through complex sentences
Many adults prefer to read stories that can teach them something, and since their cognitive level is higher than that of children's, adults also enjoy narratives with a hidden meaning and complex ideas.
Fans of horror D) dark stories about strange encounters
Fans of horror prefer dark stories that evoke a feeling of fear and suspense.
Fans of romance C) sweet stories about happy encounters
Romance stories often include plots relating to chivalry, knights, heroes, adventures, quests or love in a sentimental or idealized way, in which happy encounters are common.
Fans of mystery: A) complicated stories with twists and puzzles
Fans of mystery prefer stories with an obscure or puzzling plot, in which the outcome is not easy to predict, and there are issues that are not easy to solve or understand.
