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What is the literary term for a story that teaches lesson?

The literary term for a story that teaches a lesson is parable.

Here's why:

* Parable: A simple story used to illustrate a moral or spiritual lesson. It often uses allegory and symbolism to convey its message.

* Fable: Similar to a parable, but often features animals as characters and emphasizes a moral lesson.

* Allegory: A story with a deeper, symbolic meaning. While it can teach a lesson, it often explores a more complex theme.

While all these terms can be used for stories with a moral message, parable is the most direct and specific term for a story written primarily to teach a lesson.

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