Match the description to the term. 1. Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea naturalism 2. the resolving of the action biography 3. an extreme, unbelievable character Leo Tolstoy 4. based on determinism denouement 5. a story or account Jules Verne 6. Canterbury Tales Geoffrey Chaucer 7. War and Peace Life of Johnson 8. example of a novel of incidence caricature 9. the true story of an individual's life Robinson Crusoe 10. James Boswell narrative

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User: Match the description to the term. 1. Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea naturalism 2. the resolving of the action biography 3. an extreme, unbelievable character Leo Tolstoy 4. based on determinism denouement 5. a story or account Jules Verne 6. Canterbury Tales Geoffrey Chaucer 7. War and Peace Life of Johnson 8. example of a novel of incidence caricature 9. the true story of an individual's life Robinson Crusoe 10. James Boswell narrative

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1. Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea: Jules Verne.

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2. The resolving of the action: Denouement.

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3. An extreme, unbelievable character: Caricature.

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4. Based on determinism: Naturalism.

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5. A story or account: Narrative.

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6. Canterbury Tales: Geoffrey Chaucer.

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7. War and Peace: Leo Tolstoy.

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8. Example of a novel of incidence: Robinson Crusoe.

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9. The true story of an individual's life: Biography.

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10. James Boswell: Life of Johnson.

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