Single Answer MCQ
Q-00051309
What analogy does Forster use to describe the construction of a story?
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A novel is like a building
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A story is like a backbone
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A narrative is like a painting
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A character is like a tree
Answer and Solution
Answer
B. A story is like a backbone
Solution:
The correct answer is 'A story is like a backbone.' Forster compares the story's structure to a backbone, emphasizing that it supports the entire narrative without being the only focus of appreciation.
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