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What type of statement should an author use if he or she wants the audience to discover details about the setting on their own rather than seeing a direct description? Imputed Exposed Implicit Explicit
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What type of statement should an author use if he or she wants the audience to discover details about the setting on their own rather than seeing a direct description?

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Implicit

Explicit

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Implicit

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The first dude is wrong

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