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6)
which would be an accurate and appropriate summary of paragraphs 3 and 4?
a) all of vondermoot's novels have been best sellers.
b) today's readers are more interested in the internet than in horror fiction.
c) while vondermoot's novels tend to be far too long, some of his fans are crazy enough to buy them.
d) intrigued by vondermoot's fiction, the author feels that the length of his books will have little impact on book sales.

7)
what connection or interrelationship is made between the internet and cryptic inducement?
a) quality of writing is the connection. cryptic inducement is a horror novel and some people believe the terrifying chapter previews available on the internet will offend serious readers.
b) quality of writing is the connection. cryptic inducement is a superb novel and some people believe the vast and ridiculous selections available on the internet make it easier for novelists to keep readers' attention.
c) length of writing is the connection. cryptic inducement is a long novel and some people believe the vast number of short selections available on the internet make it more difficult for long novels to keep readers' attention.
d) length of writing is the connection. cryptic inducement is a short novel and some people believe the most popular, lengthy selections available on the internet make it more difficult for internet authors to keep readers' attention.

8)
which statement based on the book review shows the most bias?
a) readers follow simon through a maze of confusion.
b) vondermoot can always be counted on for a seamless story.
c) sasha’s father is in terrible danger and needs their .
d) some favorite characters make appearances throughout the novel.

9)
joshua is researching the works of author mary mccormick, and he is using this text as a source. which best describes the source?
a) a reliable primary source
b) a reliable tertiary source
c) a reliable secondary source
d) a reliable scientific source

10)
which feature in this reading selection best illustrates that it is a review?
a) the thorough evaluation of a work
b) the contrasting of different opinions
c) the use of many different points of view
d) the discussion of technology's impact on reading
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