1. a paraphrase of the main ideas in "A Modest Proposal"
in this part of the summary, we create a similar wording of the main ideas that we read from the modest proposal ( could be close to the original content, but make sure that it is not too close to avoid plagiarism)
3. an explanation of the meaning and purpose of the satire
( in this process, we make an effort to interpret the writer's intent and sense of humour into the summary)
5. some quotations that serve as evidence of Swift's ideas
( This is made to back our interpretation that we make in the step 3)
<span>An effective summary for "A Modest Proposal" includes a paraphrase of the main ideas in the story; and some quotations that serve as evidences of Swift's ideas. A good summary consists of a short description of the story and its ideas without small details that can make it very long. It composes the basic ideas and events that happened in the story</span>
I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is option C. THe claim made in Fast Food Nation is Crossen refuting with the statement above would be that the <span>quick production of fast food has had a negative effect on the quality and safety of the products.</span>
Because ‘Sarah and her sisters has gone’ doesn’t sound right, ‘Sarah and her sisters has been’ also sounds wrong and ‘Sarah and her sisters have been’ doesn’t really make sense
