Question
Other than language, what is one major difference between Spanish language telenovelas and U.S. soap operas?
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U.S. soap operas show relationships along class lines; telenovelas do not.
U.S. soap operas show relationships along class lines; telenovelas do not.
U.S. soap operas are set in large towns; telenovelas are set in the countryside.
U.S. soap operas are set in large towns; telenovelas are set in the countryside.
U.S. soap operas chronicle the professional lives of people; telenovelas do not.
U.S. soap operas chronicle the professional lives of people; telenovelas do not.
U.S. soap operas have stories that continue indefinitely; telenovelas are complete stories.
U.S. soap operas have stories that continue indefinitely; telenovelas are complete stories.
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The correct response is:
U.S. soap operas have stories that continue indefinitely; telenovelas are complete stories.
This highlights a major difference in structure between U.S. soap operas and Spanish-language telenovelas. Telenovelas typically have a defined beginning and end, often resolved within a specific time frame, while soap operas may go on for years without a clear conclusion.
