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Arthur C. Clarke, H. G. Wells, Jules Verne, and Isaac Asimov all write within what literary genre?
 
  A.
  nonfiction
 
  B.
  suspense
 
  C.
  science fiction
 
  D.
  poetry

Question 2

________ is a literary genre that gives an original (and fictionalized) narrative context to contemporary events and situations.
 
  A. Old media
  B. Subjectivism
  C. Docufiction
  D. All these answers are correct.



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