<em>An example that best displays a cheerful mood is;</em>
C. The breeze whipped playfully through the grass and caused the leaves to dance merrily in the air.
<u>Choices A, B, and D display a gloomy, violent, depressing mood. </u>
The internet helped numerous artists make their artwork more visible, increasing accessibility to worldwide audiences. Advanced technology also enabled the artist to transform and manipulate their artwork, thus becoming a significant art medium.
A. To inform the reader about stage adaptations of Shakespeare's characters.
Answer:
It's the same for everything. For a quote you use quotation marks, and punctuation goes inside the quotation marks. At the beginning of a new paragraph, you indent, and your writing has a title as well as a page header. Write in Times New Roman size 12, double spaced lines. Italicize the title quotes, but not a person's name.
Hope this helps :)
<em>Stay Cold</em>
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It looks perfectly fine the answer is well said and has supporting sentences to prove your statement. Wording is a little of where you said "but shows even more in the second half." It's not that big of a deal but just kind of rolls of the tongue weirdly not a necessary change but just thought I'd point it out.
