Which statement is true of travel narratives and traditional fiction narratives?
setting is descriptive in travel narratives but plain in traditional fiction narratives.
point of view is important in travel narratives but unimportant in traditional fiction narratives.
travel narratives are always longer than traditional fiction narratives.
characters are less important in travel narratives than in traditional fiction narratives.

A). Setting is descriptive in travel narratives but plain in traditional fiction narratives.

Explanation:

The statement that is true of travel narratives and traditional fiction narratives is displayed in option A that offers the distinction in a setting of both the genres. Travel narratives offer a pictorial and descriptive setting in order to establish a realistic atmosphere contrary to the plain and ordinary setting in traditional fictional narratives to make it congenerous to everyone. Therefore, option A seems the statement which is asserting a true claim regarding both the narratives.

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