Which best describes the difference between examples and narratives?

A. Narratives are considerably longer than examples.

B. Narratives are fictional; examples are factual.

C. Examples are more appropriate as supporting material for informative speeches than narratives are.

D. Examples and narratives are interchangeable in informative speeches.

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Hazel Williams

31 May, 05:47

Which best describes the difference between examples and narratives?

A. Narratives are considerably longer than examples.

B. Narratives are fictional; examples are factual.

C. Examples are more appropriate as supporting material for informative speeches than narratives are.

D. Examples and narratives are interchangeable in informative speeches.

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Christopher Marquez · Answer 1

The correct answer is option A: Narratives are considerably longer than examples.

Explanation:

Both of them create a story the difference is that an example tend to only show what they are trying to compell from a simple perspective while narratives tend to be long and have man details creating narratives.