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geniusboy [140]
3 years ago
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If you are writing a summary of a historical text about the history of automobiles, which information should probably not be inc

luded? O A. The date the first automobile was driven OB. The effects of the invention of the automobile O C. The names of inventors who developed automobiles O D. The colors and styles of old and new automobiles​
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Elena L [17]3 years ago
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Answer:

D. The colors and styles of old and new automobiles​

Explanation:

A summary is a concise overview of a subject matter. When writing a summary, it is expected that the text be as precise as possible. The main points should be highlighted. A summary of the history of automobiles should have the main points such as the names of key inventors, the date specifying when the first car was driven, and the effects of these inventions.

Including details of the colors and styles of old and new automobiles will make the summary to become too wordy and lengthy. The readers might then lose the main point being conveyed.

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