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Ivanshal [37]
3 years ago
6

You have learned that scientists have found physical evidence of the Flood. In this project you will think about Noah and his co

nstruction of the ark.
​

Pretend that you are a newspaper reporter, and you are able to interview Noah. Then write a newspaper article about your interview.



Answer these questions.

What kinds of questions would you ask him?



Write a news article on your interview with Noah. (100 words or more is fine)
Need help asap just answer write the article the first 1 i already answered just copy pasted the questions
Biology
1 answer:
mart [117]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

We got a chance to speak to Noah the Ark builder. Many people of the town have been wondering what Noah has been building lately. We asked him what was his objective and he said "A great flood like no other will come, water from the sea will fall from the air. Whoever is in the ark shall be safe. Two of each type of animal on earth shall come to my ark for shelter. The storm will be so great it will knock out all who does not inhabit the ark."It is hard to understand what he means by these statements but who knows maybe his boat will take him somewhere. The people of the town have been calling him insane, since no one would need a boat that big.

(I'm guessing that you mean the interview was before the flood since everyone died after.)

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