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Choose the paragraph that correctly uses text evidence from “Hunting a Monster” in the form of a direct quotation.

A). Scientists say we can safely assume that Bigfoot isn’t real. In her article “Hunting a Monster,” author Mackenzie Carro writes, “Humans inhabit virtually every corner of the planet. It’s unlikely that such a massive creature could elude us for so long” (22).

B). Scientists say we can safely assume that Bigfoot isn’t real. In her article “Hunting a Monster,” author Mackenzie Carro writes, “Humans inhabit virtually every corner of the planet. It’s unlikely that such a massive creature could elude us for so long” (22). In other words, if Bigfoot were real, we would have found him by now.

C). Scientists say we can safely assume that Bigfoot isn’t real. “Humans inhabit virtually every corner of the planet. It’s unlikely that such a massive creature could elude us for so long.” In other words, if Bigfoot were real, we would have found him by now.

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