Question

what is wrong with this embedding? before purchasing a hognose snake, a potential owner should be sure they have a reliable supplier for \frozen and thawed mouse pinkies\ (shinyu). options: it forms a non - sentence. nothing is wrong with this embedding. the citation should give the article name. the quotation should not be capitalized.

Explanation:

In academic writing, when citing a source for a specific phrase (like "Frozen and thawed mouse pinkies"), the citation should provide the article (or relevant source) name, not just an author or other incomplete info. The sentence is a complete sentence, the quotation capitalization here is appropriate for a specific term, and the embedding is a sentence. So the issue is the citation needs the article name.

Answer:

C. The citation should give the article name.