Is their anything else I need to do or add my this assignment because I suppose to have 175 word.
I have to pick one of the following but I help explaining the one that I pick so can someone give me an example of one please. Choose one of the following categories: shelter, clothing, food, transportation, or culture. Begin with a broad statement about the category. Next, narrow down the category. Then, keep narrowing down the category to reach an image that is concrete and detailed by the end of the description.
Shelter --
Shelter is anything that helps protect people from the elements.
Shelters can be natural such as caves.
Shelters can also be manmade, such as tents, huts, mobile homes, ranch houses, mansions, castles, and apartment buildings.
Apartment buildings can be high rise or low rise.
My apartment building is four-stories tall.
My apartment has two bedrooms, nearly 1,000 square feet, and is on the ground floor.
Shelter is anything which increases the survivability of a living organism when faced with environmental factors or actions which would otherwise reduce the chances of surviving.
The environmental factors which reduce survivability can be natural or man-made.
The living organism is usually animal and usually man.
The most common natural environmental factor is the weather, and the shelter is normally used to protect against cold.
Almost as equal is protection against other hostile animals.
In the case of humans, shelter can also protect against aggression by other humans as in events of war or crime.
At the statement "Shelter is anything which increases...", you seem to go back to a broader statement. Judging by the topic, you should instead continue by providing even more detail about your apartment, such as the number of rooms, furniture, etc.
Holy smoke, Fats!! This is a creative writing class. You're not supposed to simply copy down what someone else has written.
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Come up with your own descriptions and details.
Fats -- you chose to take creative writing -- but you copied my example -- word for word.
You need to exercise your creativity -- and not copy others' ideas and words. Plagiarism is against the rules of most schools!
If you still don't understand the concept embodied in this assignment, perhaps you should drop this class.
may be that fats wanted to do well! fats you could take some ideas from ms. sue but then build your own story round ms. sue's ideas
To add more content to your assignment, you can expand on the various types of shelters and their purposes. Here's an example:
Shelters come in various types and serve different purposes.
Some shelters are designed specifically for emergency situations, such as disaster relief tents. These temporary structures provide quick protection for individuals who have been displaced by natural disasters like earthquakes or hurricanes.
Other shelters are intended for long-term residence and offer more permanent housing solutions. Apartment buildings, like the one I live in, provide multi-family housing units with amenities such as kitchens, bathrooms, and shared common areas. They offer a sense of community and allow individuals to have a stable living environment.
In addition to the basic need for protection against the weather, shelters can also provide safety from other threats. For instance, shelters designed for military purposes protect soldiers from enemy attacks during times of war.
Moreover, shelters can also have cultural significance. Traditional huts or dwellings in certain indigenous communities serve as symbols of cultural identity and reflect the historical and architectural traditions of those societies.
To summarize, shelters not only provide physical protection but can also address psychological and cultural needs. The diverse range of shelters available demonstrates our adaptability in creating spaces that meet our various requirements, whether it's protecting us from the elements or serving as a representation of our cultural heritage.