Question

10 how are plot and conflict different in short stories than in other types of literature? there is usually only one main plot incident in a short story. there is a stronger focus on the exposition than on any other plot part. short stories focus mostly on conflict and do not always have a conclusion. little time is spent on the climax and more time on the plots internal conflicts and falling action. skip 9/10 complete

Explanation:

Short stories are concise. Due to their limited length, they usually focus on one main plot incident. Other forms of literature (like novels) can have multiple sub - plots and more complex plot structures. The second option is incorrect as short stories don't have a stronger focus on exposition. The third option is wrong because short stories do have conclusions (even if they are sometimes open - ended). The fourth option is incorrect as the climax is an important part of a short story's plot structure.

Answer:

There is usually only one main plot incident in a short story.