Which statement best evaluates how effectively this summary of Little red Riding Hood includes all of the story’s plot elements?

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Anton [14]3 years ago

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The correct answer is A. This summary is weak because it leaves out the resolution of the story.

Explanation:

This summary of Little Red Riding Hood includes appropriate details about most of the story. However, the resolution or end is not included, as in this summary, it is not described what happens after the wolf attacks the girl and what is the end of the story. This makes the summary to be ineffective because in a summary it is expected each section of the story is appropriately covered from the beginning to the end of it. According to this, the summary is weak or ineffective because the resolution is not included.

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