A typical structured narrative table contains descriptions for:
A)Entities,inputs,processes,and outputs
B)Entities,inputs,outputs,and feedbacks
C)Internal entities,external entities,systems,feedbacks
D)Inputs,processes,and outputs

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A structured narrative table typically contains descriptions for entities (the objects or events being considered), inputs (the data or events being fed into the system), processes (the actions being taken by the system), and outputs (the results produced by the system). Feedback may also be included, but it is not always necessary for a structured narrative table. Option B includes feedbacks, but it does not mention processes, which are an essential component of the table. Option C includes internal and external entities and systems, which could be useful in some contexts, but are not part of the typical components of a structured narrative table. Option D only covers inputs, processes, and outputs, which is not comprehensive enough for most narrative tables.

A Typical Structured Narrative Table Contains Descriptions For