Answer:
providing too vague and few details
Explanation:
The first thing that should come to the mind of someone trying to sell an idea or make people understand it would be to as clear as possible about what you're saying and what you want to achieve.
When a writer or speaker provides details that are too vague and not clear enough to understand their purpose or provide few details that are not able to explain clearly what the idea is about, then it would be very easy to dismiss such idea.
Answer:
A work cited page, citations, & URL address
^ i know it's those for sure.
Answer:
1.To meet, especially unexpectedly; come upon: encountered an old friend on the street.
2.To confront in battle or competition: encountered last year's champion.
3.To experience or undergo: We have encountered numerous obstacles.
The correctly formatted in-text citation would be: Odysseus's men "bent steady to the oars" (Homer 79).
