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English, 24.02.2021 19:50, jadielmatmat

Question 2 of 10 Which of the following could represent a complete citation for a magazine
article with the following information?
Willet's Way, by Laura Fraser
Cooking Light
April 2007, pp. 152-163
A. Fraser, Laura. "Willet's Way." Cooking Light: 152-163.
B. Fraser, Laura. "Willet's Way": 152-163. Print.
C. Fraser, Laura. "Willet's Way." Cooking Light April 2007. Print.
D. Fraser, Laura. "Willet's Way." Cooking Light April 2007: 152-16
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