How do narrative and expository writing differ?

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A. A narrative gives an author's opinion, while expository writing is

completely unbiased.

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B. A narrative communicates a story, while expository writing

communicates fact-based information.

C. A narrative has a specific ending, while expository writing is more

unrestricted and open-ended.

D. A narrative has a complicated plot, while expository writing has a

fairly simple, childlike plot.

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Conor Mitchell

28 May, 13:35

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Barrett Rosales · Answer 1

A narrative communicates a story while an expository gives the reader information about a certain subject.