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Paragraphs in the body of a story should be no longer than: (1 point) Responses 50 words 50 words 4 sentences 4 sentences 60 wo...Question
Paragraphs in the body of a story should be no longer than:
(1 point)
Responses
50 words
50 words
4 sentences
4 sentences
60 words
60 words
5 sentences
(1 point)
Responses
50 words
50 words
4 sentences
4 sentences
60 words
60 words
5 sentences
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There is no strict rule regarding the length of paragraphs in a story, as it can vary based on style, pacing, and the medium. However, many writers suggest keeping paragraphs concise, often around 3 to 5 sentences or about 50-100 words, to maintain readability and engagement.
From the given options, "4 sentences" and "5 sentences" are common practices for clarity and pacing in narrative writing. Thus, it can be said that the preferable count is typically around 4 to 5 sentences per paragraph rather than a strict word limit.
From the given options, "4 sentences" and "5 sentences" are common practices for clarity and pacing in narrative writing. Thus, it can be said that the preferable count is typically around 4 to 5 sentences per paragraph rather than a strict word limit.
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