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ow does the passage above reflect the typical plot that appears in travel narratives? A quick summary of the history of an event is a common plot element of travel narratives. Mentioning a character by name is an important plot element of travel narratives. The ruler of a country always appears in the climax of the plot of a travel narrative. A highly developed conflict with many details is a key part of the plot of travel narratives.

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Answer 1
Answer: The right answer for the question that is being asked and shown above is that: "Mentioning a character by name is an important plot element of travel narratives." the passage above reflect the typical plot that appears in travel narratives is that Mentioning a character by name is an important plot element of travel narratives.
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B

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Mentioning a character by name is an important plot element of travel narratives.

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