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Question:

"Drought" is told in third-person omniscient.

A. False
B. True

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Final answer:

Drought is not a narrative style, and the sentence in the question is false.


Explanation:

False


In the context of the question, the statement that 'Drought is told in third-person omniscient' suggests a confusion between narrative perspectives and the topic of drought. Drought is a natural disaster characterized by prolonged periods of abnormally low rainfall, causing a water shortage in the region. This topic is typically discussed in non-fiction writing or reports and does not relate to third-person narrative styles.


Understanding literary elements such as narrative perspective and distinguishing them from real-world topics like drought is crucial in analyzing texts and answering questions accurately.


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