1. First-person voice: semi-formal, between a book report and a journal entry
2. A plot summary that doesn’t reveal too much—let the reader decide if he
or she wants to read it; give a hint of things to come
3. Quotes from the book that reveal something about the characters, plot, or
theme
4. A brief description of the main character.
Answer:
When locating sources, you should look for those that are reliable. Ask yourself the following questions:
Who is the author? Is the author an expert on the topic?
When was the information created? Was it updated recently?
Why was the source created? To persuade, to entertain, or to educate?
Is the information in the source based on other reliable sources?
For Internet sources, are there working links to other sites about the topic?
Who published the source? Does it come from a respected publisher, magazine, newspaper, or journal? Or did you find it on a respected government (.gov), university (.edu), or nonprofit (.org) website?
Explanation:
Answer:
D
Explanation:
Nonfiction means the writings which tells true stories
Explanation:
because home is more comfortable than anyway but boring too
