English, 24.02.2021 07:50 smithsa10630

Select the correct answer from each drop-down menu. “The Moustache” is an example of a narrative. What important narrative elements does the story contain?
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Answer from: joneswilliam141236

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Answer from: coollid876

1. introduction

2. a central idea or source of completeness

Explanation:

"The Mustache" is a short story that tells the story of a boy who ends up hearing a very personal and intimate statement from his grandmother because of the mustache he was wearing.

The short story presents itself with a very strong and well-written introduction that fulfills its role of presenting the story efficiently. In the introduction, we learned why the boy decided to wear a mustache, how he feels about the mustache and why he is going to visit his grandmother.

At the end of the story we have the presentation of the central theme of the whole narrative, in addition to perceiving a sense of completeness, when the boy after reflecting on everything that happened decides to shave his mustache and leave this whole story behind.

Answer from: deandrehudson18

1. introduction

2. a central idea or source of completeness

Explanation:

"The Moustache" is a narrative story written by "Rober Comier." It centers on a boy, named Mike, and his "moustache."

The "introduction" of the moustache is good. It initiated the story with a good start, therefore allowing the readers to dig more about what will happen next. Its thesis or "the purpose of the story" is already presented here. For example, having the moustache made him feel both good and bad. It made him feel older, that feeling of not being Annie's kid brother anymore, which is nice and that feeling of giving him a full price for the movie ticket because he looked older than 17, which wasn't nice at all.

The end of the story closes with a central idea or source of completeness. In the end, he took out his electric razor and shaved his moustache. Somehow, he realized many things by having it such as realizing how much his grandmother loved his grandfather who died in an accident. However, he wanted to feel free from the emotional pressure and the drama it was causing him, that's why in the end he shaved it.

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Answer from: Quest

i think its d, but grammarly says none

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Answer from: Quest

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