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What is a red herring in a story? A. a detail meant to mislead the reader B. a flashback to a painful memory C. a detail meant to foreshadow the conclusion D. another name for the protagonist
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What is a red herring in a story?
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a detail meant to mislead the reader
B.
a flashback to a painful memory
C.
a detail meant to foreshadow the conclusion
D.
another name for the protagonist
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