Answer:
The aim of the author is to convince readers that the sugar industry established a system dependent on slavery, while also setting the stage for revolution.
Thrushcross Grange: bright, well-kept, refined inhabitants. Wuthering Heights: dimly lit, dreary, unfriendly residents.
The instance that correctly employs an in-text citation as per MLA guidelines is:
D. Nutritionist Soon-yu Kim refers to whole foods as the "cornerstone of a healthy diet" (23)
MLA format utilizes the author-page citation style, necessitating the author's surname alongside the page number. If the author's name is included within the text, only the page number should appear in parentheses at the sentence's conclusion. This explains why A is incorrect because it redundantly repeats the author's name, and C incorrectly positions the page number near the author's name.
It reflects the idea that literary texts are not factual; they may convey what the author or characters think but could be seen as untrue by others.
