Answer:
There are three types of annotation notes used in a text. It depends on what is more important for the reader. They are:
Summary: give a brief overview or summary.
Critical : an evaluative or critical annotation includes an analysis of the text.
The joining of the two forms: It has one or two sentences with the general idea or describing the text.
Summary annotation are also classified into informative and indicative annotations.
In the novel The Great Gatsby, there was a scene that Gatsby
showed the police officer a Christmas card given to him by the police
commissioner who owes him a favor in order not to get a ticket for over
speeding.
<em>Christlike staying power in romance and marriage requires more than any of us really have. It requires something more, </em><em>an endowment from heaven.</em>
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This is the complete quote from the author Elder Jeffrey R. Holland, american, religious educator in which he pretends to make the reader conscious of the implications of being a Christian and what it is needed. By saying "it requires something more" he is referring that it it not as easy as wanting and trying. Because it is bigger than us, humans.
