Here's an example of inverted syntax:
Normal syntax: Jane ate a cake.
Inverted syntax: A cake Jane ate.
I think that the second line probably has inverted syntax, since you can re-write it as shown below:
Sentence given (inverted): How lonely rings the echo of my feet!
Sentence re-ordered (normal): The echo of my feet rings lonely.
EDIT:
I think I made a mistake above ^
I believe its actually line three, which can be re-ordered to read: I gaze at those windows which frown
Answer: title Of the speech Or speaker, the major techniques from the analysts, a connection to King’s purpose
Explanation:
The best way to find a summary is acting like your friend did not read, so you need to tell them what happened before the test begins.
with the example given above, the best summary would be the first ("The champion found a dragon..."(
I think (Smith, John 134) or (Smith, p.134) are both good. I would use Smith, p. 134 because it's just shorter to write