alleryWhat is a sourcebook, sometimes called a reader?
AA laboratory manual
BA single-author novel
CA school fee ledger
DA source-text collection
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. A source-text collection
1. A sourcebook is a collection of source literature intended as an introduction to a subject.
2. Its selected texts are edited and typeset uniformly.
3. It is not a novel, ledger or lab manual.
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