Question

greetings. i am the editor working on your childrens book, skyblue. enclosed is your manuscript with my initial revisions, which appear in red type. please check each revision carefully and indicate your approval by initialing the bottom right corner of the page. if you have questions about a revision, circle it. do not initial any page that contains revisions you object to. instead, explain your objection on the back of the page. i would like the manuscript returned to me by august 12th. i look forward to working with you on your book. feel free to call me if you have questions at any time. sincerely, mel renquist editor, kasey publications 555 - 6113 mrenquist@kaseypub.com you are the author of skyblue and are reviewing the editors revisions to your manuscript. according to the letter shown, what should you do if you have questions about a revision? a. call the editor for an explanation. b. circle it and explain your objection on the back of the page. c. delete the revised sentence from the book. d. read the explanation at the bottom of the page. e. rewrite the part in question and initial it.

Explanation:

The editor's letter clearly states that if the author has questions about a revision, they should circle it.

Answer:

B. Circle it and explain your objection on the back of the page.