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asmith134

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In college textbooks, an author's credentials typically appear
 
  a. on the title page.
  b. in the table of contents.
  c. in the index.
  d. in the glossary.

Question 2

When you are making an inference, ask yourself:
 
  a. Why did the author include this particular detail?
  b. What is the author trying to suggest with this set of facts?
  c. Why did the author writer this?
  d. all of the above.



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

d



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