Question

rene and angela are writing a collaborative paper for their psychology class on the healing effects of a smile. they communicate extremely well, and the paper has gone very smoothly, but they’re hung up on one tiny detail: when writing a quotation, rene insists that the period at the end of the sentence should be placed outside of the quotation marks, and angela is equally certain that the period should be placed inside. they’ve wisely decided to let the little seagull handbook settle their argument. which of these sections will give them the necessary information?
settles the argument
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e-4b
p-3a
p-4e
p-4h
drag appropriate answer(s) here
won’t settle the argument

Explanation:

The Little Seagull Handbook uses section P-4e to cover the placement of periods with quotation marks, which directly addresses Rene and Angela's argument. The other sections cover different topics: E-4b deals with avoiding ableist language, P-3a covers apostrophe use for possession, and P-4h addresses using ellipses in quotations, none of which relate to period placement with quotes.

Answer:

Settles the Argument

P-4e

Won't Settle the Argument

E-4b, P-3a, P-4h