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Trava [24]
2 years ago
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Lion is considered as the second largest cat in the world. It symbolizes

English
1 answer:
maria [59]2 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Descriptive Text (but read to understand why)

Explanation:

Let's look at our paragraph sentence by sentence.

"Lion is considered as the second largest cat in the world."

What is this stating? That the lion is the <em><u>second largest cat</u></em> in the world, right?  

So it must be describing the subject, the lion, of the paragraph.

Let's look at two more sentences of the paragraph just so you get an idea!

"It symbolizes  strength, power and ferocity."

Once again, this is an <em><u>description </u></em>of the lion.

Ok, last one.

"They have <em><u>great physical power and  strength</u></em> <u>compared</u> to other animals."

Wow, they've given us even more by comparing it to other animals. So it must be <em><u>describing </u></em>the Lion in order to compare it.

Just by these three sentences, we can use process of elimination to find our answer.

It's not a narrative, definitely not argument, and it's not given us a procedure. So it must be descriptive.

Hope this helped and that you actually understand it now! :D

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