Simile, because no part in the poem does it say anything is “like” or “as”another thing :) hope that helped
Inland marshes, bogs and swamps are more cold and are home to only cold climated animals
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If you look at Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs, you see that the most foundational level deals with basic survival needs. The things our bodies need to stay alive; or in other words, survival. If we can’t survive, nothing else really matters.
Yet in our modern society, we rarely think about these items, except from a convenience point of view. We don’t worry about having water to drink, we worry about what sorts of drinks we’ll have available to us. Most of us don’t worry about having enough food to eat, but whether it will be the food that we like. This is mostly because we have plenty of the basic things needed for survival. But we could lose all of that in a moment, without notice.
I would say facts point to evidence for a conclusion
Not Many Errors: Just copy and paste this :)
What can be done about pollution? I know what I must do(and will do--to help reduce pollution. Although, the way I see it, there are at least three things we all should do; (1) recycle everything; from cans to your old couch, (2) walk instead of drive whenever possible, and (3) pick up litter wherever you see it. Many people recycle (a practice started almost thirty years ago--but often they don't go far enough. Commonly recycled items include newspapers, plastic, glass, and cans. Yet much more can be recycled, such as old clothing, furniture, appliances, and tires. Many places, including retro shops, will buy that old clothing from you. You can make a good bit of money: Furthermore, the world becomes a cleaner place. Instead of always driving to the store that's just a mile away, get on your bike or walk(the air and your lungs will thank you for it. When you're out walking, make it a habit to take a little bag with you. Picking up the litter that others have left behind beautifies the environment--Moreover, you'll be setting a good example. It's not so hard to reduce pollution--however, we must all do our part.
