Identify the correct mla citation for a work in an anthology. a. simon, paul. "citations: mla style guidelines." a student's guide to writing college essays. may brook. orlando, fl: sun–shine publications. 2009. 55–78. print. b. simon, paul. "citations: mla style guidelines." a student's guide to writing college essays. brook, may. orlando, fl: sun–shine publications, 2009. 55–78. print. c. simon, paul. citations: mla style guidelines. "a student's guide to writing college essays." ed. may brook. orlando, fl: sun–shine publications, 2009. 55–78. print. d. simon, paul. "citations: mla style guidelines." a student's guide to writing college essays. ed. may brook. orlando, fl: sun–shine publications, 2009. 55–78. print.

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The correct answer is D. Simon, Paul. "Citations: MLA Style guidelines." A Student's Guide to Writing College Essays. Ed. May Brook. Orlando, FL: Sun–shine Publications, 2009. 55–78. Print.

Explanation:

According to the 8th edition of the MLA handbook, a work in an athology should be cited according to the following format:

The only option that follows this format is D.

Although, A and B might seem similar, they are not naming the editor correctly, since the format "Last name, First name" is commonly used for authors.

in that passage i would say the sentence which best describes the overall impact of the setting is when they mention the absence of people because it suggests that taking a walk at night is unusual.

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