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Which statement best contrasts the use of dialogue in “Gumption” and “To Build a Fire”? In “Gumption” dialogue reveals the characters' traits and motivations; in ”To Build a Fire,” there is direct description of the man and his motivations instead of dialogue.

In "Gumption," the only dialogue is spoken by Sylvester; in "To Build a Fire," several characters' dialogue is included.

In “Gumption,” description alone is used to develop characters; in “To Build a Fire,” readers get to know the main character through his dialogue.

In "Gumption," the dialogue is used to show the intelligence of the characters; in "To Build a Fire," it is used to show the man's foolishness.

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