Why does the author of"Making Tracks on Matt's"sometimes use the pronouns we and us when he is writing about the rovers?
A. He and the rovers are on the same spacecraft.
B. There are hundreds of people involved in the mission.
C. He and his team identify strongly with the rovers.
D. He identifies more with Mars than with Earth.
Is the answer C?
ALL ANSWERS TO ALL THE QUESTIONS:
1. D
2. B
3. C
4. A
The final score is 4/4 (100%)
Took the test myself and got all right.
So it is 100% right Because it also could be B? Thank you
Here are my answers and questions:
1. D) informative provides background, while explanatory tells process reasons or gives directions.
2.b) comparison and contrast
3. C) he and his team identity strongly with rovers.
4.a) informal
These are the correct answers 100% pass
yes i believe it is C
Mrs. Sue
Help me I don't know who to pick.
I don't know. I haven't read "Making Tracks on Matt's."
It's suppose to say mars sorry
Who is the author for this story? Can you please say his name?
~Thanks, Brady
Is the author's name: "Andrew Mishkin"?
I think I might have found it if this is the author.
Andrew Mishkin
Okay thanks for clarifying it.
From reading the story, it uses the pronouns "we" and "us" metaphorically as if they are the rover itself. So, by that, I have to go with the answer of C.
I hope this helps! :)
How would you describe the authors tone in this story?
A. informal
B. Serious
C. formal
D. cold
What do you think is the answer to this question, Blue?
Here's a hint:
It's neither A or D as the answer. So, the answer is either B or C. Which one do you think is the answer out of those two.
Is it C?
Yes, C is the answer.
No I got the answer wrong it brought my grade down it was informal.
I am so sorry!!!
Now that I think about it, it was informal. The story sounds like a blog, and it looks like a blog format. Blog's typically are informal.(But I didn't realize this until later.) So it was informal instead of formal.
Again, I am sorry I didn't realize my major error!!!