Alice Munro’s stories are often said to..?
Announce more than they reveal
Parade more than they announce
Reveal more than they parade
Simplify more than they complicate
Answer
Alice Munro's stories are often said to reveal more than they parade because they often have a deeper meaning than what is immediately apparent. For example, in "The Bear Came Over the Mountain," the main character, Lou, is a widow who is struggling to adjust to her new life. She is lonely and isolated, and she often feels like she is in a fog.
Exploring Enchanting Words: The Alice Munro Quiz
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