Orwell wrote <em>Shooting an Elephant</em> to inform people about British Imperialism over Burma. He expects the audience to sympathize with his feelings of hatred, cowardice, and humiliation towards colonialism and imperialism. He shows his feelings of disagreement but at the same time, he tries not to show that he's not on the British side. He shows how he finds himself stuck between his own humanity and the rest of humanity's expectations. He expects the audience to get a close idea of what was going on with Burmese and the British colonialism at that time. Also, how it felt to be the oppressor and be oppressed at the same time.
Answer:
Cite.
Explanation:
Citing is an act of giving rightful credit to the originator of an idea.
It is an act of quoting or mentioning of a book or author as an evidence in a scholarly work. By quoting or mentioning the name or the source, a researcher avoids the possibility of plagiarism. It also helps to give the praise and rightful credit to the who developed that idea or thought. Citing also helps to give a proof or evidence of what is stated is true and factual.
So, the correct answer is cite.
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