Answer:
d. None of the above.
Explanation:
According to various styles of in-text citations, the basis of doing such type of quotations is to include the last name of the author and the page number from where the quote is taken.
So, if the given quote from the book "The Night Crawler" by Angus Young is to be quoted, then the quotation will include the <u>last name (Young) and the page number from which the line or quote is taken</u>. The year of publication is not necessary for a direct quote. Rather, in place of the year of publication, the page number should be mentioned.
So, the correct answer is option d.
Not all of the published works are copyrighted
March 23, 1961. To give Washington DC residents the right to vote for representatives in the Electoral College because DC is not a state.
DC can have any amount of electors in the Electoral College like it was a state. The 23rd limits DC from having more votes than any other state disregarding DC’s population.
I jump through the waves, like a dolphin, for me common sense isn’t common??
Sorry it’s bad didn’t know what to put??
The sentence that agrees with its subject is "A tornado during the late summer months is typical for many midwestern states."
