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What is ‘show, don’t tell’ in creative writing?

A. Using dialogue to advance the plot
B. Describing emotions through actions and senses
C. Writing in the first person
D. Avoiding metaphors

Answer: Describing emotions through actions and senses


Additional Information: 'Show, don't tell' encourages writers to illustrate emotions and settings vividly.


Subjects: Creative Writing, Writing Skills

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