Tone.
Imagine you're reading a really well-done research paper and in the middle there's a completely unrelated sentence. Wouldn't that just completely ruin the tone of the paper?
Alexandre Dumas wrote "The Three Musketeers".
Answer:
Explanation:
The best thing to do is either to skim it to see if you can understand or come across some basic idea that you do understand
or
- Read it most carefully sentence by sentence looking up each word that you are unfamiliar with until you reach a paragraph.
- Summarize the paragraph and do the same thing with the next one.
- Anything you don't know, search it out. Don't let it slip.
- This takes a great deal of time and effort, but doing it once will make you proficient in the discipline you are studying.
Answer:
Well if I had to guess, first of all I would say that there wouldn't be any food for the hungry snakes or spiders, so usually the snakes would die, be dead, or just eat the spiders that are there ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
This is your answer for the parenthetical citation (World Magazine, 2009, page 56)
