Questions And Answers On Moonbird By Harper Lee

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One Opinion from the book moonbird is, " To become extinct is the greatest tragedy in all nature." Page 107,chapter 8, "extinction is forever". I agree with this opinion completely because it's true, extinction is forever, no more animals of that species would exist on earth if it were extinct. This is tragic because every living thing is precious and is what gives the earth beauty, life, joy, and even gratitude. Science has said 99% of all species that existed have become extinct. That's "A LOT" of animals and organisms many of us have never seen before. If every life is precious shouldn't we be doing everything in our power to promote life and help all the endangered species stay in existent?

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Identify an example of persuasion the author uses. Then explain how the author uses this example to support some event in the story. An example of pursuassion Phillip Hoose uses in his story, Moonbird, is when he talks about why should we care about saving plants and animals. He says how most of our food comes from wild plants and animals. This makes me relize we must help animals stay in existent otherwise what if the food chain becomes unbalanced and animals start dying off because the food they used to eat has became extinct? How long do you think it would take for this to effect us? So the point he came to say was, "plants and animals keep us alive and improve our lives." Page 112 by Phillip Hoose. That statement is not an opinion and it's totally true so why throw out your plastic bag in the sand and most likely add to the harm of the organisms that help you live? He relates all this back to why we should care about species and there life and how every living organism was made for a purpose and we must help eachother to …show more content…

It is organized in sequence because it says, "B95 (the bird they're observing) stands on one leg in the shallow lagoon, surrounded closely by his flock mates. He tucks his bill under his wing, but doesn't drop his guard." And so on but it is doing it so that it's in order not time involved just organized in step by step. I think this an effective way to present the information because it shows the process in which the red knots go to bed, detect a predictor and how they react in sequential order. It is a perfect way to display this