Question

1. narrative fiction is all of the following except...

○a) writing that conveys facts and is true
○b) writing based on imaginative events
○c) writing that tells a story
narrative fiction is a genre of literature that includes stories that are made up or imagined. in narrative fiction, writers create characters, events, and settings that are not real but exist only in the storys world. the term
arrative\ refers to how the story is told through a sequence of events following a plot structure.
narrative fiction can include novels, short stories, novellas, and other forms of literature. these stories can be set in any time period or location and can focus on themes or ideas.
in narrative fiction, the plot is often the driving force of the story, and it is used to create tension and conflict and to reveal character traits and motivations. the characters in narrative fiction can be complex, with their unique personalities and motivations, and they are often the storys focus.
overall, narrative fiction is a way for writers to create compelling and engaging stories that transport readers to other worlds and allow them to experience events and emotions that are not their own.

Explanation:

Narrative fiction is imaginative. Option A claims it conveys facts and is true, which contradicts the nature of narrative fiction as made - up or imagined. Options B and C are in line with narrative fiction's characteristics (imaginative events, telling a story).

Answer:

A. Writing that conveys facts and is true