5. Which statement is true about the differences between short stories and novels? A. An effective short story is carefully crafted to achieve its purpose with fewer words than is a novel. B. Characters in short stories are typically developed through more incidents and more interaction than are characters in novels. C. A short story has a more complex setting than a novel. D. Short stories have more elaborately developed characters than novels have.

Question

English

Kale Gonzalez

3 August, 22:05

5. Which statement is true about the differences between short stories and novels? A. An effective short story is carefully crafted to achieve its purpose with fewer words than is a novel. B. Characters in short stories are typically developed through more incidents and more interaction than are characters in novels. C. A short story has a more complex setting than a novel. D. Short stories have more elaborately developed characters than novels have.

+5

Answers (1)

Know the Answer?

Jair Stanton · Answer 1

I would say that the statement which is correct about the differences between short stories and novels is A. an effective short story is carefully crafted to achieve its purpose with fewer words than is a novel.

Novels are usually quite long, and you don't have to limit yourself to any number of words, whereas with short stories, you have to think about how many words you will use, and use them effectively.