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Incorporate a quote for the answer. New York Times B4 How About Gardening or Golfing at the Mall? By Stephanie Clifford

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Incorporate a quote for the answer

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  1. Incorporate a quote for the answer New York Times B4 How About Gardening or Golfing at the Mall? By Stephanie Clifford Cleveland’s Galleria at Erieview, like many malls across the country, is suffering. Closed on weekends because there are so few visitors, it is down to eight retail stores, eight food-court vendors and a couple of businesses like the local bar association. • What is happening at Cleveland’s Galleria? • Your answer should include a quote from the article and cite the page number using MLA format.

  2. Summarize the answer New York Times B4 How About Gardening or Golfing at the Mall? By Stephanie Clifford Malls, over the last 50 years, have gone from the community center in some cities to a relic of the way people once wanted to shop. While malls have faced problems in the past, the Internet is now pulling even more sales away from them • What has happened to malls? • Your answer should be a summary that cites the source of your information and a page number in MLA format.

  3. Paraphrase the answer New York Times B10 How About Gardening or Golfing at the Mall? By Stephanie Clifford Cleveland, too, has given over some plots of land to the greenhouse effort at the Galleria mall. The garden now produces lettuce, strawberries, basil and other crops, which are sold to visitors and used for the mall’s catering business. An unexpected benefit has been an influx of visitors, which has prompted related retailers to open in the mall, like a company that sells rainwater collection barrels. • What are some cities doing with malls? • Your answer should include a paraphrase that cites the source of your information and a page number in MLA format.

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