5. Which statement is true about the differences between short stories and novels? A. An effective short story is carefully crafted to achieve its purpose with fewer words than is a novel. B. Characters in short stories are typically developed through more incidents and more interaction than are characters in novels. C. A short story has a more complex setting than a novel. D. Short stories have more elaborately developed characters than novels have.

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Answer: I would say that the statement which is correct about the differences between short stories and novels is A. an effective short story is carefully crafted to achieve its purpose with fewer words than is a novel.
Novels are usually quite long, and you don't have to limit yourself to any number of words, whereas with short stories, you have to think about how many words you will use, and use them effectively.

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Answer:

A. an effective short story is carefully crafted to achieve its purpose with fewer words than is a novel.

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Answer: The word that contains both a prefix and a suffix is C. Disclaimer.

Explanation: Both prefixes and suffixes are morphemes that are attached to a root word. However, while prefixes are placed before the root word, suffixes come after the root word. Moreover, a single word can contain both a prefix and a suffix. This is the case of the word "disclaimer", which is made up of the root word "claim", the prefix "dis-" and the suffix "-er". In contrast, the other words provided, that is to say "creator", "unchain" and "sweetening", include a prefix or a suffix, but not both morphemes at the same time.

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The answer is letter C) Disclaimer.

Explanation:

A prefix can be defined as a letter or group of letters added to the beginning of a word with the intention of altering its meaning by forming a different word. A suffix has the same purpose as a prefix, but is added to the ending of a word instead.

The verb "claim" refers to the action of stating or asserting something, or demanding/ requesting something. The prefix "dis-" means "not" or "the opposite of". Thus, "disclaim" refers to the action of not stating something, of denying something. The suffix "-er" transforms a verb into a noun referring to the performer of the action. In conclusion, a disclaimer is a statement that denies something, usually responsibility over something. As we can see, we used both a prefix and a suffix to form the word "disclaimer".

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