A citation from a work of fiction or nonfiction is an example of a literary quotation.

In the decades before World War II, going to a movie theater in the downtown section of a large city was a first class experience that probably included all of the following EXCEPT

A) air-conditioning – the first ever available in public buildings in the U.S. B) cocktails and free hors d'oeruvres. C) lavishly decorated lobbies and lounges with plush velvet wall paper. D) well-groomed, uniformed doormen and ushers to escort patrons to their seats.

Ignoring the idea that persons, places, and things change illustrates

a. static evaluation. b. abstraction. c. syntactic rules. d. denotative meanings. e. semantic rules