There is no period at the end of the sentence
<span>The answer is A. title of the encyclopedia. When citing research/reference books like encyclopedias, it is usually best to write the title of the encyclopedia. This is because articles in encyclopedias generally have more than one author and the information in them has been combined from many resources. This is why it is best to just write the title of the encyclopedia instead of the name of the author.</span>
<em>Question:</em>
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Which words below could replace the bold ones in the following sentence to create a frightening tone?
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The man laughed and held out one plump finger to poke at my arm.
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A)giggled, beefy, jab
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B)chuckled, fleshy, dig
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C)cackled, grizzled, stab
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D)snickered, hefty, prod</h2>
<em>Answer:</em>
<u>It should be C</u>, because (if you see the definitions of the words you'll get it)
Cackle; to make the sharp broken noise or cry.
Stab; thrust a knife or other pointed weapon into (someone) so as to wound or kill/a thrust with a knife or other pointed weapon.
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<em><u>- niaxfandoms (ig and yt)</u></em>
