Question

what helps blend source information? a. extended quotations b. long summaries c. direct copying d. signal phrases read the following original passage, \lilys research on climate change,\ and answer the questions. lily was working on her research paper about climate change. she had two main sources: a scientific report from an environmental journal and a news article. the scientific report focused on the increasing levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere and how they contribute to global warming. it provided detailed data and statistics to support the argument that immediate action is needed to reduce emissions. on the other hand, the news article highlighted the economic impact of climate change, including how it affects agriculture and leads to rising food prices. by comparing the two sources, lily was able to present a balanced view in her paper, showing both the environmental and economic consequences of climate change. her synthesis of the two perspectives allowed her to craft a more comprehensive argument about the urgency of addressing climate change. how did lily use the two sources in her research paper? a. to refute the news articles claims b. to highlight political debates about climate change c. to discuss the same aspect of climate change d. to show multiple impacts of climate change

Explanation:

For the first question, signal phrases introduce and blend source information smoothly into writing, while extended quotations, long summaries, and direct - copying don't blend as well. For the second question, Lily used a scientific report on environmental aspects and a news article on economic impacts of climate change to show multiple impacts of climate change in her paper.

Answer:

1. d. Signal phrases
2. d. To show multiple impacts of climate change