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The following passage is from page 16 of the book A History of American Film by H. Smith:
One of the most famous characters in American cinema is Indiana Jones. In fact, Indiana Jones is so popular that people call him “the American James Bond.” While James Bond is recognizable by his tuxedo, Indiana Jones can be identified by his fedora and whip. Three Indiana Jones films were released in the 1980s, and a fourth film was released in 2008. Harrison Ford stars in the films as Dr. Jones, an archaeology professor who becomes an adventurer as he searches for rare artifacts. Indiana Jones’s adventures and personality have made him a beloved character that is a staple of American film.
According to MLA guidelines, which of the following sentences correctly quotes the passage?
A.
Smith argues that it is Jones's "adventures and personality" that make him a staple of American film (16).
B.
Jones "can be identified by his fedora and whip," just as James Bond is recognizable by his tuxedo (Smith 16).
C.
In A History of American Film, Smith describes Indiana Jones as "the most famous character in American cinema" (16).
D.
Indiana Jones is a mild-mannered archaeologist who "becomes an adventurer as he searches for rare artifacts" (Smith 16).
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