Answer:
O C. Your paper can jump from topic to topic instead of staying clearly
focused on your main idea.
Explanation:
When writing any academic paper, citing of sources is a given, and also a necessity to provide proofs and maybe even validation of sources. Direct quotations are when the quoted words are directly taken from the source without any change in reporting. They are mentioned as it is, original.
And quotation of words are also fine, as they add to the validity of the written paper. but too many direct quotations will lead to the paper becoming more of a 'playground' for quoted texts rather than contain the actual research words of the writer. Also, it would make the focus of the topic blurred, with the many quotations leading to many topics and too many diversity in the paper.
Thus, the correct answer is option C.
Answer:
the idea that women should not be forced to participate in strenuous activity
Explanation:
A trad women is usually portrayed to not partake in strenuous activities but instead do things like cooking, taking care of children, and other housework. If this isnt the correct answer then my second best guess would be the idea that women should be protected from the harsh realities of life
It should be borrowing because you need to look up info on a topic and then you can try and paraphrase or change into your own words. Just remember to cite your sources
Pathos would be candy since he was told he had to kill his own dog kinda show an emotional scene.
crooks would be logos throughout the story he was more logical and sometimes fail to be sympathetic.
Slim would be logos although he was kinda worshiped he was doing logical things like having manners and keeping normal hygiene.
Curley: would have been more ethos, he was more related to ethnic then anything else, he wasn't simpathetic or logical. He was harsh and a bit evil i might say.
If madrigal is a kind of a song, then we need to find what mumps are a kind of in order to complete this analogy.
The correct answer would be madrigal : song : : mumps : disease.