1. Write the essay topic: Traveling, this essay describes the nature on the Kenai Peninsula and what the author sees from his/her car.
2. Underline the topic sentence for each paragraph or write the Implied topic sentence here:
- Spawn during their trek from trek from the ocean, the color of their bodies has been transformed from the silver to deep scarlet. This sentence talks about the salmon, because they are silver color and live in the ocean but once they are ready to reproduce, they turn red and they swim up the river where they where born.
- <u>More than once , we come around a curve and happen upon moose besides the road.</u> The size of these animals is starting. They just chew their cud and watch us go by. The topic sentence of this paragraph tells us how the author sees the big moose beside the road, and how stunning that is. Remember a moose can be as big ad 6.5 feet tall.
- <u>At one point we exit the highway . we drive a few miles and come face - to face face with an ancient millions of years old glacier and the icebergs that it calves</u>. We see icebergs as big as house in a - above - freezing lake within walking distances of the highway. by Alaska . The Kenai Peninsula . Summer. Wow. This last paragraph describes the amazing, and extraordinary, feeling that the author has when he/she sees the glacier from his car and how close it is.
3. write the idea that all the topic sentences have in common: All the topic sentences describe the sight that the author has from his car and how splendid, and close, nature is.
4. Write your own sentence that includes the essay topic and the idea that the topic sentence have in common: Traveling is a great chance to get close to nature, even while driving in some places, like the Kenai peninsula, we are able to see how marvelous nature is.
I guess they wanted to hurry up and o whatever they are doing with the cat before she wakes up.
They took blood samples,checked her heartbeat and measured her body from her head to tail.They also put a radio collar around her neck too......
Answer:
The main idea is that too much of everything is bad.
Explanation:
The main idea is the central message that the author is trying to pass across.
The author begins the text with the main idea and every other text following it are arguments that contribute to explaining and defending the main idea.
The author begins by saying that no matter how good and beneficial something is, there is always a side effect of doing too much of it.
He goes ahead to buttress his point by proving that Vitamin C, which is a healthy supplement can have bad side effects like nausea and diarrhea when more than the approved daily recommendation is exceeded.
The correct answer to the question presented above is hedonist.
<span>Algernon in Oscar Wilde's “The Importance of
Being Earnest” was a pleasure-seeker. He made a permanent invalid friend, Bunbury,
that allowed him to wander everywhere he wanted and escaped the possibilities
of married life. </span>
