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When using the
CARS test to evaluate a source, which one of the following would indicate a LACK
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author doesn't offer facts, statistics, or specific examples, but uses vague
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employing a tone that reveals an obvious bias.</span></span></span></span></span></span></span></span>
"Fog," by Carl Sandburg, makes the most of very little through its use of specific stylistic effects. Firstly, the poem consists of only six lines, broken into two stanzas. The first stanza contains two lines, and the second stanza doubles this number. Each stanza is used to differing effect. The first stanza reads:
The fog comes
on little cat feet.
This establishes the metaphor of fog as a cat. There are a number of effects
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The sentence, “I plan to take three items: my journal, a pen, and a camera.” Is correct. If you would like explaining: the first one is incorrect because they shouldn’t have used a colon, it should have been a comma. The second one is incorrect because they shouldn’t have used a dash, but a colon. The fourth one is incorrect because the colon shouldn’t be there, but a comma. I hope this helps you!
Talk about how they can sometimes be blurred together when the story is based on a true story but it’s still fiction, ya know?
Antonyms for teeming would be: low, empty, ( Remember, Antonym, means the opposite).
