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The text structure that is written in a style that tells what happened and why it happens is...

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This text structure tells what is the conflict, or problem, and how it was resolved.

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"First, second, following, and finally" are used with ...

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"Issue, as a result, problem, and so" is used in ...

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"It used to be that students through fifth grade could carry cellphones only with special permission. But over the years, an increasing number of parents wanted their elementary-age children to take phones to school. They often believe kids will be safer — walking home or in an emergency — with the device at the ready" (George 5).

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"It has a pair of teddy bear eyes, a button nose, and a face that looks like a cross between a red panda and a sloth. The Javan slow loris may well be one of the cutest critters on the planet. But what we see as adorable, other animals may interpret as a dire warning" (Bittel 1).

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To make a sock monkey, first you will need two clean socks. Next, you will cut them into pieces to make arms, legs, body, and the head. Then you will sew on eyes, a nose and a. mouth. Finally, you can give the sock monkey to a child who may enjoy playing with it.

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Both monkeys and gorillas are mammals. Both can be found in Africa. Most monkeys live in trees, but gorillas spend most of their time on the ground. Monkeys are small but gorillas are much larger.

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