How does a full-length play typically differ from a one-act play? A. A full-length play's exposition is typically longer. B. A full-length play's characters are fewer but more complex. C. A full-length

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How does a full-length play typically differ from a one-act play?

A. A full-length play's exposition is typically longer.
B. A full-length play's characters are fewer but more complex.
C. A full-length play's plot development is more condensed.
D. A full-length play's stage directions are longer and more thorough.

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A. A full-length play's exposition is typically longer.

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