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The text you show above presents a logical fallacy. A logical fallacy is an argument that was created with incorrect reasoning but was presented as true. This text introduces the logical fallacy known as Straw man. This kind of fallacy causes a person in a debate to reproduce his opponent's argument in a distorted way and with a completely different meaning. We can see this fallacy in the question above because when Trish Harris claims that increasing school hours would help students get better grades on tests, Dan Richardson reproduces this comment completely distorted, claiming that Trish devalued the students and claimed they were the worst students of the district.
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The structure of the text is the way in which the information in the text is organized, this can promote the prediction of how the text will present concepts, views, opinions, time passages, expository elements, causes and effects of the narrative, objectives, among other concepts. In other words, with the structure of the text it is possible to make predictions of the narrative's constructive elements.
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The Ohio River is a left (east) and largest tributary by volume of the Mississippi River in the United States
<span> “Symbolism arises out of action…Once a writer is conscious of the implicit symbolism which arises in the course of a narrative, he may take advantage of them and manipulate them consciously as a further resource of his art. Symbols which are imposed upon fiction from the outside tend to leave the reader dissatisfied by making him aware that something extraneous is added.” -Ralph Ellison</span>
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I believe what your talking about is personification.
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This is when the author makes things that can't talk or move do just that. For example, fallen leaves jumped and twirled across the lawn. This is personification because leaves can't jump or twirl.
