Answer:
a. Is the source credible? Is this source self-published (like a blog or Q/A forum), is there no author listed, does this organization publishing look like a credible source?
b. How old is this source? When was this source published. Does the topic of your paper require current source, or will older publications still be relevant?
d. Is the writing propaganda, opinion or fact? After reading the source, does the source appear to try and persuade you to one way or another, or does the source appear to state facts. When stating facts, does the source cite ITS sources properly?
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After a verb i guess, but im pretty sure this is a trick question
1. Walk around during your presentation. Don't be a statue
2. Don't spend too much time on your bio - no one cares and it gets boring
3. Ask questions that can and will relate to your audience
4. Call your audience out by their names if you know them.
5. Be passionate about your subject
6. Use messages that they can relate to
7. Make them laugh with humor
I believe the correct answer is sentences 2,5 and 6.
Complex sentences are composed of one independent
clause and at least one dependent clause. The examples from "The Enigma
Machine” which are complex sentences are:
<span>2. </span>For
example, Bletchley Park was crucial in the Battle of the Atlantic, which lasted
six years.
5. This
was provided in a codebook, which was a monthly list of daily keys distributed
to various networks in the German military.
6. Since
the Enigma machine could encrypt text into over 150 trillion possible
combinations, Germans were convinced the codes were not decipherable.
