Answer:
False.
Explanation:
Reader's Guide to Periodical Literature is an index, a reference guide containing recently published articles from periodicals and academic journals. This book contains a comprehensive index of hundreds of popular and important periodicals.
Published regularly since 1901 by H. W. Wilson, the reference guide helps readers and researchers access periodicals and journals. The index is done based on subjects ranging from education, art, entertainment, business, be it current topics or even historical ones.
Thus, the statement that The Reader’s Guide is a magazine that reviews and critiques other magazines is false.
Answer:
The chase was suppressed immediately.
Explanation:
Excerpt from the kaffir boy is an autobiography and it uses many difficult words to relate imagery and get into details. Some of the more difficult words used in this book are: embalm, patriarch, notoriety, austere and credence.
Liberal education is an approach to learning which allows the student to prepare for the wider world. Study includes general study of broader subjects and in depth study of a subject of interest.
The answer is D because it states an hypothetical situation, as you explained above.
