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Define Analytical writing (Analyze)
Writing that breaks apart a large idea into parts to help the reader to see how they work together as a whole
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Define Descriptive writing (Describe - what does it do?)
Writing that appeals to the reader's senses of sight, taste, touch, hearing, and smell.
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Define Narrative writing (Narrator)
Tells about real-life experiences through stories and anecdotes
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Define Humorous writing (Humor - haha!)
Writing that entertains the audience by invoking laughter
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Define Reflective writing (Reflect)
Writing that addresses and event or experience and give the writer's insights about its inportance
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Define Persuasive writing (Persuade)
Writing that tries to persuade the reader the reader to adopt a particular point of view or to take a particular course of action.
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Define Expository writing (Expose)
Writing that exposes the the facts, disscusses ideas, or esplains a process
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What's a geographical dictionary?
an alphabetical listing of places with statistical and factual information about them, and perhaps some maps
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Define an atlas
A collection of maps
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Define an almanac
Can Pussycat Stars Play Pleasant Eggs?
A collection of facts and statistics on the climate, planets, stars, people, planets, events, and so on, updated yearly
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Define a dictionary
An alphabetical listing of words with their pronunciation and definition
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Define an encyclopedia
An alphabetically organized collection of articles on a broad range of subjects
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Define a reliable web site.
Internet pages on an extremely wide variety of topics, sponsored by individuals, companies, governments, and organizations.
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List three ways a non-gravity enviroment can affect the body
Makes blood rush to head, bones get spongy, and muscles getting weak/diminishing.
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List two ways Night Watch is unique
Uses sharp contrasts of dark and light and it's life size
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Way(s) the cowboys kept the herd from spooking at night.
Singing
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List at least three facts about rattlesnakes
A snake will lie quietly without revealing itself if it thinks it is not seen, not the aggressor, and are sluggish when it's too cool (or hot) because they're cold-blooded.
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What type of writing is Life Without Gravity?
Expository
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What type of writing is What Makes a Rembrandt a Rembrandt?
Expository
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What type of writing is I am a Native of North America?
Reflective and narrative
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What type of writing is The Real Life of a Cowboy?
Reflective and Expository
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What type of writing is Rattlesnake Hunt?
Reflective
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