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Debora [2.8K]
3 years ago
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Think about the stories. "Gumption" and "To Build a Fire" Which best analyzes the difference in how structure affects style in e

ach story? Question 1 options: The descriptive structure of "Gumption" allows the author to develop character voices that are realistic, given the story's setting; the sequential structure of "To Build a Fire" allows the author to develop the reader's suspense about what will come next. The descriptive structure of "Gumption" allows the author to develop a formal style, while the sequential structure of "To Build a Fire" gives the author the entire narrative to show its casual use of language. The descriptive structure of "Gumption" allows the author to develop a narrator with an objective, emotionally distant voice, while the sequential structure of "To Build a Fire" gives the author the entire narrative to show the tragic events that lead to the character's death. The descriptive structure of "Gumption" allows the author to develop a casual style, while the sequential structure of "To Build a Fire" gives the author the entire narrative to show its broad use of figurative language.
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wel3 years ago
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hi, i just took the test and it is a)


SSSSS [86.1K]3 years ago
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The description stucture of "Gumption" allow the author to develop carachters vocies that are realistic, Given the story setting; the sequential sturcture of "To Build a Fire" allows the author to develop the reader's suspene about what wiil come next.

 ik im late but for the next person that comes by this is the correct answer 
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