Answer:
TRUE
Explanation:
Counterarguments are the possible ways in which an author's arguments will be defied, that is, the possible reasons people might give to try and refute the claim made by the author. By anticipating or predicting such counterarguments, the author is able to see the weaknesses of his own claim and arguments and work to improve them. As a matter of fact, in essay writing, it is good to mention the counterarguments and address them in the essay by showing how or why they are not an obstacle to your claim or, at least, that there are solutions for them. That way, you show readers you have already considered those possibilities and found reasons to stick to your claim.
The correct answer is: Looking inward to find the true self.
Modernist works are often written in the first person, unlike earlier works, which were written in the third. Furthermore, the technique known as "stream of consciousness" appeared during the Modernist era as a way of turning inward and writing about the "true self."
<em>The way you know the subject of the (series of words that make sense and that have a subject and a verb) is plural is because it takes a plural verb. You can see that the subject of the (series of words that make sense and that have a subject and a verb) is the ova (plural for of Latin word ovum, meaning egg cell), and the verb it takes is go through (plural), and not goes through, which would be amazing/surprising (or: single). </em>
Answer:
It clearly explains the book’s topic.
Explanation:
This answer was my first thought because we as readers get the idea of the books topic, which is modern dance. I wouldn't say that it provides interesting "hook" nor it adds any credibility to the author. And after some thinking it's not the last option for sure, even tho the book is written by an expert, it still only mentions what the book is about.
