Which two sentences most clearly discuss the genre of a story?A. I was disappointed that my favorite character in the book didn't evenishow up in the movie. B. The actor who plays the brother in the movie does not capture thecharacter's personality at all. C. I really like watching movies that are fast-paced and involve the maincharacter trying to escape danger. D. This book makes readers feel like they are reading something that is true,

I would say c. more than d., but both are plausible. maybe my explanations for why i think so will help you decide what to choose!
explanation:
c. talks solely about the movie and its qualities, like danger and it being fast-paced. this relates to the genre, as movies containing danger tend to be in certain genres.
d. could be referring to nonfiction, but it seems that it is not the genre and only the feeling that the reader is getting. then that would imply that it is fiction, but both nonfiction and fiction are very broad for a genre. this answer could also speak more to an authors writing (which would result in the readers feeling) rather than its genre.
again, i would say c. more than d. at first glance i would say c. right away, and d. only seems correct after more thought. plus this question doesn’t seem to serious.
i hope this can help you though!

Bbecause if the reader doesnt like vondermoot then it won’t be a seamless story