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The story prescribed in English text is _____fictional .

un-
pre-
non-
bi-

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it would be non fictional
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Answer and Explanation:

The story prescribed in English text is non-fictional.

Non- is a prefix that means "no". So as an example, a nonzero number is any number but zero. A non-negative number is any number that isn't negative.

Something that is nonfictional is a work that narrates about real events, as opposed to fiction, which describes unreal or imaginary events.

Un- has a similar meaning, but the word "un-fictional" doesn't exist.

Pre- means "before", just like "prokaryote" means "before a nucleus". That sounds strange - pre-fictional?

Bi- means "two". For example, a binomial has 2 terms. Bi-fictional doesn't make sense either.

So I choose "non".

The story prescribed in English text is non-fictional.


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