Answer: D) The narrator will speak from a third-person point of view.
Explanation: We can have two main points of view: first-person, when a person describes their own experiences, and third-person, when it appears as if someone else is describing it. A first-person narrative is only feasible if the narrator is a character in the story.
b.recite
c. reply
d. record
The correct answer is C. Reply
Explanation:
The SQ4R methods is a method to understand, learn and remember a text more effectively, due to this SQ4R is considered an effective strategy for studying and reading. This method is called SQ4R as the steps of it are: survey, question, read, recite, record, and revise. Survey means to look at the text in general such as titles, subtitles and images to have a general idea of it; question implies ask yourself questions that could be connected to the text before reading; read implies the process of reading by itself and answer the questions you created while doing it; recite implies, try to understand the text in your own words; record means to take notes or register more important information and review implies checking what you have read, especially in case you want to go back to find specific information. Thus, SQ4R does not involve to reply as in any of the stages the reader tries to reply to the texts or similar tasks that involve replying.
The answer here is Reply
B. Eliminate unnecessary words from a quote.
C. Use one quote to explain another.
D. Cite a quote to make a point clear.
b. "no markets for their produce"
c. "serious curtailment of income"
d. "the withered leaves of industrial enterprise"
The correct answer is: Option C. Serious curtailment of income.
The objective of a business company is to have a profitable business plan by offering goods or services promising of demand. When these goods or services are not requested enough to generate the required income for maintenance of the business' infrastructure, then not only the business plan becomes obsolete, but the company ends up hanging on the verge of failure.
It is hard to recover from this mistake if production has already been set to meet with the business plan estimates since the excess produce would simply be stored and not sold.