Which best describes the writing style of many works of Puritan literature?

A. simple and direct

B. narrative and fictional

C. descriptive and lengthy

D. figurative and metaphorical

The appropriate response is Simple and Direct. The Puritan Plain Style is a sort of writing in which uncomplicated sentences and customary words are utilized to put forth straightforward, coordinate expressions. This style was supported by the Puritans who needed to convey what needs be unmistakable, as per their religious convictions.