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Which is NOT one of the differences between literary works in dramatic works?

a. Dialogue is used
b. Stage directions are given
c. The content is meant to be performed on stage

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The correct answer is A. dialogue is used.
This is not a difference between literary and dramatic works. Dialogues are used both in literary texts and in plays, so they are not something that distinguishes the two genres. On the other hand, stage directions are written only in dramatic works, and only they are meant to be performed on stage, whereas novels and other literary works are not.
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