Answer: A. False
This is plagiarism.
A better way to do this that is not plagiarism is by reading the paragraph source, putting it away so it's out of sight, then creating a paragraph of your own from scratch using the ideas that you just read.
The correct answer is parody.
Parody happens when authors try to imitate another piece of literature, or the entire genre, or another author, but do so in a humorous way, or sometimes, even a mocking one.
In literature, we can find a famous example of parody in Alexander Pope's narrative poem 'The R.ape of the Lock,' which is written in order to parody the genre of epic, heroic poems, and their seemingly grand themes.
Answer:
The answer is B because the rest of the questions don't mention mistakes and don't mention fun either
Answer:
Run-on sentences can sometimes be fixed by adding a word and sometimes by adding punctuation.
Explanation:
Example:
I thought I heard an intruder I reached for my baseball bat.
Add a word: Because I thought I heard an intruder, I reached for my baseball bat.
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I was hungry so I drove to McDonald's.
Add punctuation: I was hungry, so I drove to McDonald's.
