Answer:
(authors last name) if it is a website, however if it is an article you would write it as the (authors last name, the page number the quote was found on). So in this case the in-text citation would be (Wylie).
Answer:
I think it's B, correct me if I'm wrong.
The answer is definitly going to be c, trust me on this one!
Answer:
regional, "It is spelled out for you directly in the story.", True
Explanation:
Fictional consists of the word "fiction" and <em>"al". </em>With that in mind, we can use this information to know that our word must be dependent by its own, with -al on the end.
So regional is the only word to work properly.
Question 2:
An inference describes:
- It's "reading between the lines."
- You use clues to make an educated guess.
- It's NOT directly stated in the story
With that in mind, we can see that "It is spelled out for you directly in the story." is our desired answer.
Question 3:
True or False: When making an inference you use both EVIDENCE and PRIOR KNOWLEDGE.
An inference requires A)evidence in the passage and B) Prior Knowledge.
With that in mind we can see that our answer is True.