Hi. I am not sure if there are choices that should have been included in your post. I found a similar question and had choices in it. Below is the correct way to cite a book with an editor according to MLA style:
Atwood, Margaret. Ed Earl G. Ingersoll. Waltzing Again: New and Selected Conversations with Margaret Atwood. Princeton:
Ontario Review, 2006. Print
Answer:
D) Interview one member of the subculture, as well as one critic of the subculture.
Explanation:
It gives you each side of the topic.
A question that you could ask the author or a character is:
Author: How did you feel when you were writing this story? How did you get the idea of the plot and characters?
Character: When you were in the story, how did you feel about what you went through?
These are just my ideas :)
Anti-climax greatly annoys readers. If they're going to put the time into reading something because it has an engaging plot, they're going to expect an equally interesting climax to arise out of that plot. If the readers don't get that, they're going to feel cheated.
