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The Flesch Reading-Kincaid scale
Please can someone tell me what is the Flesch-Kincaid scale/grade levels.
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What is considered a good score for general novel? Apparently, something like John Irving's book has a rather high F-C grade level (11th grade), but Hemingway or Mark Twain pretty low (8th grade?)
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It's an oversimplistic view to extend it to literary worth; Hemingway is celebrated for his style, which is marked by its lexical simplicity.
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