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Vika [28.1K]
3 years ago
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1. When you're scribbling a note with a pencil, do you ever wonder what this handy tool is made from? To get right to the point,

a pencil is made stronger with clay. Its wooden outside comes from cedar trees. The yellow paint on the wood is made from minerals, while the metal brand at one end is aluminum. Should you make a mistake while writing, use the eraser. It's main materials are soybean oil and latex. The Author's main purpose for writing this passage is to
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Lisa [10]3 years ago
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Answer:

The author's purpose is to inform how a pencil and eraser are made.

Explanation:

As you can see in the text above, the author is informing readers about the elements that make up a pencil and an eraser, since the author describes these elements. In this case, we can consider that this is an informative text, where the intention of the author is only to inform and not to present opinions or arguments.

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