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Mr. Wonderful

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In cases where words are omitted from the middle of quoted material, you can use ______________ to indicate that material has been omitted.
 
  a. a bracket
  b. parentheses
  c. a dash
  d. an ellipsis

Question 2

Long quotes may ___________________ _.
 
  a. distract the reader
  b. provide elaborate details
  c. help meet page requirement
  d. not be relevant



lgoldst9

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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

a



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