The entry begins with the word in quotation marks with a period. ... The name of the dictionary appears next, italicized and followed by a period. The book's edition is given next, along with the date and the medium of publication, such as "Print" (without the quotation marks), with periods between.
He compares them to two squashed pieces of pizza dough sticking out of the top of his neck.
Moose; it is written the same way
Answer:
Penelope describes to Odysseus a dream that she has had in which an eagle swoops down upon her twenty pet geese and kills them all; it then perches on her roof and, in a human voice, says that he is her husband who has just put her lovers to death.
I hope this helps. I learned this last year and think that this is right.
I would include the sentence "Much of Emily Dickinson’s poetry has the same rhythm as the song, “The Yellow Rose of Texas”" on a survey. A source card is a note card used for indexing and referencing the main page and a note card is a small note used for a speech reminder. A survey is a research of something and in this case, the survey is the research of comparison between the poem and the song.
