Question

1. which is the strongest cite sentence for a web article with no page numbers by chang?

a) \gene editing is safe\ (23).
b) \gene editing is safe\ (nyt web).
c) chang explains that targeted \snips\ reduce risk (chang).
d) chang explains that targeted \snips\ reduce risk (web).

Explanation:

When citing a web - article with no page numbers by an author (Chang in this case), the proper citation includes the author's name and a relevant part of the content. Options A and B just mention "safe" without proper context related to the author's work. Option C and D mention the author (Chang) and a relevant aspect of the content ("targeted 'snips' reduce risk"). Among them, Option D is more complete as it includes the author's name and the full idea about the targeted "snips" reducing risk.

Answer:

D. Chang explains that targeted "snips" reduce risk (Web).