Question

1 Point
How could a writer of short stories change the details of a story to make it
recognizably realistic to a South American reader?
O
A. Set the story somewhere unfamiliar
O
B. Write the story in meter rather than prose
O
C. Include diverse religions among the story's characters
D. Include details from daily life in South America
SUBMIT

Answer 1

D is correct answer

Answer 2

Answer:

D). Include details from daily life in South America.

Explanation:

A writer of short stories should include the details from daily life in South America in order to make it more realistic to a South American reader. The description of day-to-day life in a true-to-life manner would help a South American reader to relate to the story and emotionally attach themselves to the context of issues raised in the text.

Real-life events would offer an escape from fabricated narratives and aid them to focus on the issues residing in their society and look for solutions to resolve them. The depiction of real-life events would also mirror the rich cultural heritage of theirs that would help the reader to glorify their past and feel like a part of it. Thus, option D is the correct answer.