The difference between literary tales and traditional tales is
A) Traditional tales plots are formulaic and literary tales are not
B) Traditional tales are written for an audience and literary tales are written for an open market
C) Traditional tales date back to the beginning of time and literary tales are created for a specific purpose
D) Traditional tales are oral and literary tales are written
D
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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