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Kryger [21]
3 years ago
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Which two topics are best for classification writing? Locate the top three Mexican restaurants in Maine. Examine why teenagers a

re fond of traveling. Identify the four most nutritious types of food. Explain why adults like attending poetry readings. Describe what it means to be a good human being.
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lesya [120]3 years ago
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Answer: Locate the top three Mexican restaurants in Maine.  Identify the four most nutritious types of food.

Explanation: Classification is sorting things into groups or categories. It can be also be considered as a simple division. In this case, the two chosen topics are best for classification writing because they allow to develop a general subject (Mexican restaurants, and Nutritious food) and then divide those subjects into smaller categories like, the Mexican restaurants in Main, then the best and the worst Mexican restaurants in Maine or the most nutritious types of food, in this way, we can later select the number of elements required in each case (3 restaurants, 4 types of food).

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