Why should we care? What difference does it make if some species are extinguished, if even half of all the species on earth disa
ppear? Let me count the ways. New sources of scientific information will be lost. Vast potential biological wealth will be destroyed. Still undeveloped medicines, crops, pharmaceuticals, timber, fibers, pulp, soil-restoring vegetation, petroleum substitutes, and other products and amenities will never come to light. It is fashionable in some quarters to wave aside the small and obscure, the bugs and weeds, forgetting that an obscure moth from Latin America saved Australia’s pastureland from overgrowth by cactus, that the rosy periwinkle provided the cure for Hodgkin’s disease and childhood lymphocytic leukemia, that the bark of the Pacific yew offers hope for victims of ovarian and breast cancer, that a chemical from the saliva of leeches dissolves blood clots during surgery, and so on down a roster already grown long and illustrious despite the limited research addressed to it. Which techniques does Wilson use in this excerpt to convey important information to his readers?
A Wilson uses humorous anecdotes that make the information more interesting.
B Wilson uses metaphors that appeal to a wide range of the reader’s senses.
C Wilson relates the significance of the information directly to the reader’s life.
D Wilson refers to empirical statistics to relate the importance of his message.
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The techniques does Wilson use in this excerpt to convey important information to his readers is <span>Wilson uses humorous anecdotes that make the information more interesting. </span>
The technique that Wilson uses in this excerpt to convey important information to his readers is:
C. Wilson relates the significance of the information directly to the reader's life.
Wilson manages to adress the reader by translating the remote language of the extinction of species into practical, tangible examples that show nature has improved and saved our lives in many ways.
The narrator feels really guilty towards the end of the story because he killed the old man.The narrator is clearly guilty of murder but what is important is that he considers himself sane. The purpose of him narrating the story is to tell the reader of his sanity as indicated by his careful and astute planning of the crime.
