1. D. Uncertainty
2. C. Are you like me, reliving the past, imaginimy the future?
The next step for Ana after finding out how each author adapts his text is to A. describing how the themes of the adaptations are developed
<h3>What is a Comparison?</h3>
This refers to the side-by-side placement of two distinct things to show similarities or differences.
Hence, we can see that when making a comparison of the two classical texts, Ana had already found out how each author adapts his text, the next step for her is to describe how the themes of the adaptations are developed
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Answer:
At least 4 lines in MLA format. In MLA format, any quote over three lines is considered a long quote and should be formatted and cited differently. As previously mentioned, long quotes are indented 1 inch or 10 spaces from the left margin and aren't surrounded by quotation marks.
I would say either a free verse poem or a short story.
Free verse- You are not constrained to a meter and it doesn't have to rhyme. You can get your point across without limiting your thoughts!
Short Story- Your example can be taught in a fictional genre, a non-fictional genre and it can be as long as you want it to be!
Hope this helps!
