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A. the photographer’s name
B. the date the photo was taken
D. a concise explanation of the photo
(Photo for proof at the bottom.)
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You'll want captions when including multi-media in a presentation. Captions can be an explanation of a photo or some small piece of information about the photo. This is good to include with a photo so that it doesn't appear random to the listener.
When using photos for a presentation, be sure to give credit to the source of the photo. Giving credit includes showing the date the photo was taken, and the photographer's name.
Here's a photo of Edge, I wish you good luck.
Scout's teacher is frustrated because she does not know what to do with her. Miss Caroline expected to be teaching her class as a whole. She never thought about the individuality of the students she would be educating.
Night is symbolic in many ways like when Elie's father dies and he's in the chains of slavery and when you're a slave there is no light just plain darkness. Being a slave is also very scary especially when you're a kid like Frederick Douglass was when he became a slave. I hope this helps.
The correct order, sequence, for an essay’s prewriting, would be>
Search for information that supports the thesis: this is needed to sustenance your ideas; this will be your evidence.
Create a list of subtopics that support the thesis in appropriate order: You might decide how to back up your thesis using definitions, contrasts, etc. with the organized subtopics derived from your thesis.
List the subtopics and details under each subtopic: this will result in an outline, you must list a priorities list about the subtopics, meaning you must decide the order of importance of them and which details of each should be included.
Add an introduction and a conclusion to the outline: this is important because you need to write a context for the thesis, explain why it is interest to read, encourage the reader to keep on with the reading. The conclusion summarizes your point of view, new ideas that the essay lead to.
Review the outline and make changes if necessary: Finally, but not the least important, you must check your essay to see if it makes sense, if it is something that should be corrected, etc.
