Answer:
I believe it's A.
Explanation:
quotation marks are used to quote people, of course. You add the person's name at the end of it so the reader knows where you got the quote. (I would also say that if you don't put them, people would think you're plagiarizing plagiarizing, but I'm not too clear on that) If you are quoting a line from a book, instead of putting the person's name you put the page of the book.
ex:
"quote" (page #)
I apologise if I am wrong!
I think that it was because he admired what he saw as the strong rebelliousness of a pioneer woman.
In the opening scene of Act II, Polonius wants Reynaldo to check on Laertes's conduct by going to France, and then spreading false slanders about Laertes around the town where Laertes attends college. Polonius then tell Reynaldo that if the people around town recognize the slanders that Reynaldo has been spreading about Laertes, then that means that Laertes has been acting poorly. However, if the people around town do not recognize the slanders that Reynaldo has been spreading about Laertes, then that means that Laertes has been acting well.
