Author Question: What does Collins imply about the phrase Man vs. Nature (line 31)? a. that it is often ... (Read 98 times)

SGallaher96

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What does Collins imply about the phrase Man vs. Nature (line 31)?
 
  a. that it is often incorrectly labeled in margins
 
  b. that most people who write the phrase don't know what it means
  c. that almost everyone has written the phrase in a margin somewhere

Question 2

How does Collins relate to the authors in the margins?
 
  a. by changing their answers slightly
 
  b. by trying to picture what they looked like
  c. by leaving notes of his own in response



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

b



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