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AP English Literature
Unit 1 – Intro to Short Fiction
Topic 1.6
What distinguishes a claim from a general observation in literary analysis?
A claim is unsupported by evidence, while a general observation is supported by textual evidence.
A claim focuses on the author's biography, while a general observation focuses on the plot.
A claim is specific and arguable, while a general observation is broad and subjective.
A claim summarizes the entire text, while a general observation highlights specific details.
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