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How does a nonfiction author learn about her characters so that she can describe them accurately? through observation
by reading others' accounts of them
by getting to know them
all of these

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Answer: The answer to the question given above is:
A nonfiction author learn about her characters so that she can describe them accurately:
>through observation 
>by reading others' accounts of them 
>by getting to know them 
Thus, the answer is letter D. all of these

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