point of view
what is the point of view of this sentence? I got the answer wrong DUNG IT!
the answer is 1st person
by reading this title what is the the text structure HOW TO MAKE PAPPER CLAWS
sequence
what does blaring mean in the sentence below
the sirens were blaring during the drill
the sirens were very loud
what is a haiku poem
a Japanese poem usually about nature
if I am writing a biography book what is the P.O.V.
3rd person
What clues in the text help you identify the organizational structure of the passage?
In a text, clues that help identify the organizational structure include signal words or phrases such as "first," "next," "then," "finally" for chronological order; "cause," "effect," "due to," "consequently" for cause and effect; "compare," "contrast," "similarly," "however" for compare and contrast; "problem," "solution," "challenge," "resolution" for problem and solution; and "description," "characteristics," "features" for descriptive structure. Additionally, headings, subheadings, and paragraph organization can provide insight into the overall structure of the text.
what does nocturnal mean
it mean sleep all day and active all night
How does the setting of the story impact the events that happen?
The place where the story happens affects what happens. For example, if it's in a spooky house, scary things might happen there.
what P.O.V is a autobiography
1st person
How is the information organized in the passage, and how does this organization help you understand the main idea?
In the passage, the information is organized chronologically. This organization helps readers understand the main idea by presenting events or ideas in order to understand the text.
what is a amendment
a change made to improve, correct, or add something
What words or actions from the story help you understand how the author wants you to feel about the main character?"
The author shows us how to feel about the main character by describing their actions and feelings. For example, when the character helps their friend, the author wants us to see them as kind.
how does point of view affect how the story is told
(Teacher decides)
In a paragraph about the effects of climate change on wildlife, which text structure would be most effective: cause and effect, problem and solution, compare and contrast, or chronological order
cause and effect
what is the meaning for debris
The scattered remains of something destroyed or broken.
In 'The Three Little Pigs,' what are the different strategies each pig uses to build their house, and how do these strategies impact their ability to withstand the wolf's attacks?
The first pig builds a house of straw, the second of sticks, and the third of bricks. The first two houses are easily blown down by the wolf, while the third house, made of bricks, withstands the wolf's attacks.
How does using 'I' or 'he/she/they' change the way a story is told?
Using "I" or "he/she/they" changes the way a story is told by influencing who is narrating the story and how much information the narrator has access to. This choice affects the perspective through which events are described, the portrayal of characters, and the overall tone of the narrative.
If you were writing a story about a character's day at the park, would it make more sense to organize it in the order events happened (like waking up, getting ready, arriving at the park, playing, and going home) or to focus on describing different parts of the park (like the playground, the pond, the trails, and the picnic area)? Why?"
putting events in order help the reading understand where and when the event is happening
what does extraordinary mean?
very unusual
what is a rhetorical question?
a question more prove a point or make a dramatic effect rather than get a answer