To synthesize, one starts with different, unrelated parts, and search out relationships in order to put the parts together to make a new whole. Hence, the act of collapsing ideas is known as synthesis.
<h3>Synthesising an academic writing</h3>
One can synthesise by combining appropriate parts from different reading selections such as;
- definition and examples of digested chapter in a language textbook
- examples from researched articles on phrases, clausal types
- examples from discourse in daily conversations
Your research paper would mix themes from all of these sources to support your original insight and assertion (thesis) about assimilation and adaptation.
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Answer: Yes kinda but on the other hand no because Which sentence could be added after sentence 4 to support the first paragraph?
Explanation: Furthermore, riding a bicycle is a great way to exercise and to breathe fresh air. The traffic in neighborhoods near schools would also be considerably lighter.
A car that is running while sitting in line gives off just as much pollution as a moving car. The school district would save a great amount of money if fewer buses were needed.
Answer:
Ralph has changed his perspective from being on the island, at first his position as a leader was merely a game to him. However, Ralph realizes the seriousness in the situation. Ralph is a representation of civilization and from the beginning of the novel has always been a natural leader. At this point of the novel he is almost helpless, his comrades, Piggy and Simon, were gone and he struggles to stay alive as long as possible. Ralph did begin as a good leader because he assigned roles and formed a type of mock-government in hopes of remaining civil.
hope this helps :) I haven't read the book since freshman year! Took a little research.
