Which is a characteristic of a novel?

A.) novels have only a few characters.

B.) novels have simple, straightforward themes (and few of them).

C.) novels are filled with great and specific detail.

D.) novels always feature villainous characters.

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Arely Robertson

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31 July, 21:05

Which is a characteristic of a novel?

A.) novels have only a few characters.

B.) novels have simple, straightforward themes (and few of them).

C.) novels are filled with great and specific detail.

D.) novels always feature villainous characters.

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Irvin Mckay · Answer 1

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Julio Boyle · Answer 2

The best answer choice is C

Which is a characteristic of a novel?A.) novels have only a few characters.B.) novels have simple, straightforward themes (and few of them).C.) novels are filled with great and specific detail.D.) novels always feature villainous characters.

Which is a characteristic of a novel?

A.) novels have only a few characters.

B.) novels have simple, straightforward themes (and few of them).

C.) novels are filled with great and specific detail.

D.) novels always feature villainous characters.