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The title of the story is the reader's first clue about the subject of the plot. True or False
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The title of the story is the reader's first clue about the subject of the plot. True or False

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False. It is not always true. Sometimes, it can give you an idea of what it will be about, but sometimes, the author will use a name that is similar to the plot, but doesn't exactly tie up with the story. 
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