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What is NOT a way that an author can clue readers in to what historical period they are writing about? A. Clothing B. Font C. Setting D. Transportation
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What is NOT a way that an author can clue readers in to what historical period they are writing about?
A. Clothing
B. Font
C. Setting
D. Transportation
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B: Font is the correct answer
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Font is not a way that an author can clue readers in to what historical period they are writing about.
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