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As a general rule, really great novels contain A. multiple settings. B. universal truths. C. one main conflict. D. complex plots.

As a general rule, really great novels contain A. multiple settings. B. universal truths. C. one main conflict. D. complex plots.
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As a general rule, really great novels contain

A. multiple settings.
B. universal truths.
C. one main conflict.
D. complex plots.

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User Manish Doshi
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I believe the answer is d

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Answer: B. universal truths.

Explanation: readers connection

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