<em><u>Answer:</u></em>
The sentence in this excerpt from Leo Tolstoy’s The Death of Ivan Ilyich suggests that Ivan Ilyich enjoyed the authority, significance, and sense of accomplishment that his job gave him is:
<em>"But now, as an examining magistrate, Ivan Ilyich felt that everyone without exception, even the most important and self-satisfied, was in his power, and that he need only write a few words on a sheet of paper with a certain heading, and this or that important, self- satisfied person would be brought before him in the role of an accused person or a witness, and if he did not choose to allow him to sit down, would have to stand before him and answer his questions."</em>
Answer:
Formal writing will ALWAYS include complete sentences.
Explanation:
This is confused with formal letters and usually answered that it should include a signature. But the correct answer if complete sentences because it won't matter if you put a signature at the end if your sentences are incomplete.