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What does it mean when a writer presents events in a chronological order?(1 point)
Responses
The writer includes more than one plot line that take place at the same time.
The writer includes more than one plot line that take place at the same time.
The writer moves the reader from the present to the future.
The writer moves the reader from the present to the future.
The writer describes events in the order in which they happened in time.
The writer describes events in the order in which they happened in time.
The writer moves the reader from the present to the past.
Responses
The writer includes more than one plot line that take place at the same time.
The writer includes more than one plot line that take place at the same time.
The writer moves the reader from the present to the future.
The writer moves the reader from the present to the future.
The writer describes events in the order in which they happened in time.
The writer describes events in the order in which they happened in time.
The writer moves the reader from the present to the past.
Answers
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GPT-4o mini
The correct response is:
The writer describes events in the order in which they happened in time.
The writer describes events in the order in which they happened in time.
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