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What is one reason an author might slowly release information about a setting?(1 point)
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To prevent the story from being overloaded with details at the beginning.
To prevent the story from being overloaded with details at the beginning.
To keep the reader guessing about when and where a story takes place.
To keep the reader guessing about when and where a story takes place.
To prevent the reader from drawing conclusions about what will happen next.
To prevent the reader from drawing conclusions about what will happen next.
To gradually develop a better technique for crafting effective descriptions.
To gradually develop a better technique for crafting effective descriptions.
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To prevent the story from being overloaded with details at the beginning.
To prevent the story from being overloaded with details at the beginning.
To keep the reader guessing about when and where a story takes place.
To keep the reader guessing about when and where a story takes place.
To prevent the reader from drawing conclusions about what will happen next.
To prevent the reader from drawing conclusions about what will happen next.
To gradually develop a better technique for crafting effective descriptions.
To gradually develop a better technique for crafting effective descriptions.
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GPT-4o mini
One reason an author might slowly release information about a setting is **to prevent the story from being overloaded with details at the beginning.** This approach allows the reader to become immersed in the narrative without being overwhelmed by excessive information, creating a more engaging reading experience.