D. Nonfiction doesn't depend on a plot.
You can read a science textbook, which is considered non-fiction, and have no story or plot behind any of the words. It can have a plot, but it does not DEPEND on it.
<span>When disaster struck, something was wrong with the aircraft—he kept a cool head.
I believe this is the correct way.</span>
Where is the passage? and what kind of plants?
In "The Long Journey Through the Wilderness," how is Moses different from Joshua and Caleb?<span><span><span> A.</span>Moses never enters the Promised Land.</span><span><span> B.</span>Joshua and Caleb never see the Promised Land.</span><span><span> C.</span>Moses does not question the Lord.</span><span><span> D.</span><span>Joshua and Caleb were not enslaved in Egypt.</span></span></span>
Answer: Precise language is the use of language to give more specificity and exactness in communicating. For example, the statement "Bob's totally gross" can be more precise by rephrasing this to say, "I don't like Bob because he uses vulgar language and ridicules his friends.".
