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Venture into the imaginative realm of fiction, where storytelling transcends the boundaries of reality. This subject covers the various genres, narrative techniques, and thematic explorations that define fiction writing. From classic literature to contemporary bestsellers, discover the elements that make fiction a cornerstone of literary culture.

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Q: Major Conflict
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Q: Why do Negroes stand when Atticus leaves the courtroom
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Q: How does silky bob respond when he realizes that the first policeman was jimmy wells in After Twenty Years by O. Henry
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Q: What are the most used literary devices
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Q: What did the White Rabbit drop when Alice spoke to him
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Q: What detail from the story is part of the exposition
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Q: What was mayella response to Atticus
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