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An author wants to tell readers where they can find more information about the topics she discusses in her book. Where would this information most likely appear? (a) The references (b) The forward (c)
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An author wants to tell readers where they can find more information about the topics she discusses in her book. Where would this information most likely appear?
(a) The references
(b) The forward
(c) The acknowledgements
(d) The chapters
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(a) The references
That is where the information would most likely appear.
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