When writing a plot summary, a person should A. write using past-tense verbs. B. include many quotations. C. use his or her own words. D. focus on minor details.

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26 January, 13:19

When writing a plot summary, a person should A. write using past-tense verbs. B. include many quotations. C. use his or her own words. D. focus on minor details.

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Ernesto · Answer 1

A

Explanation:

The plot shouldn't include quotes; for it is a PLOT. So, B is eliminated.

If someone is talking about the plot, they have to be specific and it has to come from the plot. C is eliminated.

If you want a good summary, focus on the big, juicy details. D is eliminated.

Danica Blankenship · Answer 2

Danica Blankenship 26 January, 13:39

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I am pretty sure it's B