What I would do is:
Evaluate the source. Is it from your own head/thoughts? Is it from your notes the teacher gave you? If it is, don't cite it.
Is the answer or source NOT from you and your own knowlege? Is it something that came from an external source, such as a book or website, cite it.
Better to cite than be accused of plagarism, so if you are unsure, I would cite it just to be safe.
I found this page 111 and it talks about how enrique was very nice to other people and how he was allowed in the shop
Answer:
The helpful boy made the wounded bird fly to its home.
Explanation:
You can add adjectives and adverbs to make a sentence more interesting.
Hard court surface since the ball can bounce on a hard surface
