Answer:
A.) Italics
B.) between quotation marks
Explanation:
The name of a work is cited in a parenthetical citation when the author is unknown. For a shorter work such as a poem or the title of an article, the name of the work should be between quotation marks. If it's a longer work such as the title of a book, it should be in italics. This is according to the most recent edition of the MLA style guidelines. If you can only choose one answer, then this question is flawed and should be reported as such.
<span>You
can find the denotation of a word in letter A: a dictionary. It simply means
that to find the meaning of the word, one must of course, use the dictionary.
Social context cannot be used as it requires more interpretation and
understanding, Table of contents only shows the titles and pages found inside a
book which won’t give you any meaning at
all. And bibliography are the sources used by the author on his book or paper
that readers could take reference from.</span>
Option b best describes synthesis!
A person's way of thinking about and seeing a situation is a(n)
PERSPECTIVE
