Which statement is true concerning one of the differences between a short story and a script for a play?

A. A short story is always told by an outside observer, and a script tells the story through the words of the characters.

B. It is easier for the reader to understand the setting in a script because the scenery is always described in detail.

C. In a short story, characters' actions are described by the narrator; in a script, characters' actions are described in stage directions.

D. Short stories usually have more characters than scripts for a play.

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Deja Ellison

3 January, 18:32

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Alonzo Kirk · Answer 1

The answer is b because it is true that a short story and script play together so the have something in common