Capitalize the first word of every quoted sentence
B, I think.
Oral storytelling was generally a lot quicker than printed storytelling, so less thought was put into characterization and the thoughts of the character. A good example of this is the Bible stories or old fairytales. However, the development of printed storytelling gave lots more room for characterization.
Answer:
1. students who make connections while reading are better able to understand the text they are reading
2. your brain will work much harder
3. they are highly personal connections that a reader makes between a piece of reading material and the reader's own experiences or life
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Answer:
C.
Explanation:
'The Man Who Never Lied' is an African folktale. The tale narrates about a man named Mamad, who is wise aand never lied. When the King get to know about him, he tried to trick him but Mamad passed this trick and proved himself to be a man who never lies.
The author in this story has used dialogue to create an element of surprise for the characters in the story and the reader of the story. The dialogue that illustrates this element best in in option C. This dialogue is spoken by Mamad while having conversation with the Queen. After the King ordered Mamad to tell the Queen to prepare a meal that he will have that noon, Mamad discreetly informs the Queen about the Kings message.
Therefore, this dialogue creates an element of surprise by revealing how wisely Mamad handled the trick.
Thus option C is correct.
