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Truth can never be "stranger than fiction" because fiction involves the fantastic and unusual. a. True b. False

Truth can never be "stranger than fiction" because fiction involves the fantastic and unusual. a. True b. False
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Truth can never be "stranger than fiction" because fiction involves the fantastic and unusual.

a. True
b. False

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false :}

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User PerpetualStudent
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It would be false:
pictures with slogans can also produce the same effect.
the truth can also be fantastic and unusual.
persuasive writers try to make the reader see the way the writer sees things.

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