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Snapchat and Twitter are getting makeovers

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Snapchat and Twitter are getting makeovers

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11/16/17

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Social media companies Snapchat and Twitter are trying to grow. Twitter is making it so users can tweet more. These companies want to expand so they can make more money.

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Snapchat, and Twitter making changes to the setup of there apps to make it so that they can expand to a larger network of people and make more money by pleasing its users.

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There is a shark in the ocean that lived long ago with dinosaurs

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There is a shark in the ocean that lived long ago with dinosaurs

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11/17/17

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This article is about how a shark is still alive after millions of years of being in the depths of the ocean.
The text structure was mainly about description because it when in many different directions but always stayed to the topic of the frilled shark.

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There is a shark called the frilled shark. This shark lived millions of years ago in the age of the dinosaurs. This shark has 300 teeth and gets its name from its gills, which are fluffy. Scientists first discovered this shark deep sea fishing.
The text structure talked about the frilled shark and where it came from and then it talked about how scientists discovered them.

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Could social media have something to do with rise in teen suicides?

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Could social media have something to do with rise in teen suicides?

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Dunkin' on Wall Street: Value menu helps doughnut chain's sales

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Dunkin' on Wall Street: Value menu helps doughnut chain's sales

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New program helps kids with autism less afraid of flying on airplanes

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New program helps kids with autism less afraid of flying on airplanes

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"Zombie star" should be dead, but still shining after many explosions

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"Zombie star" should be dead, but still shining after many explosions

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Honolulu wants pedestrians to watch the street, not their phones

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Honolulu wants pedestrians to watch the street, not their phones

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I'm interested to see your thoughts on this article's main ideas and text structure!

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This 18-year-old is suing the government over climate change

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This 18-year-old is suing the government over climate change

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California’s ban on bikes in pools and other strange laws on the books

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California’s ban on bikes in pools and other strange laws on the books

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I wanted to get a book about animals so I looked in the animal section and found this book about the jungle and figured it would talk about multiple types of animals.

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I chose this book because I like to learn about wars and see what make people get so mad to make them start a war

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It grabbed my attention because I like to learn about war and the title had what it was about built in "The causes of WW2

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How are informational books and articles similar and different?

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How are informational books and articles similar and different?

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I think that they are similar because they both describe the same way and give you information in topics. I think that they are different because in the book they have many more details and in a article they just give you topics to keep you engaged in the subject and influence you to keep studying this topic.

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what about about it grabbed your interest?

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what about about it grabbed your interest?

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what grabbed my attention was how it described all of the different features of each animal and part of the jungle.

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How are informational books and articles similar and different?

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How are informational books and articles similar and different?

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I think they are both similar because they both talk about real things that happend or is its a definition.

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What do you predict is the central idea of this book?

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What do you predict is the central idea of this book?

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I predict the central idea of this book is going to be about the jungle and the things in it because the book is titled Jungle.

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What do you predict is the central idea of this book?

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What do you predict is the central idea of this book?

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I think that the central idea is mainly about how the war was caused and the big steps that lead to the war.

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In my book it is organized by listing facts about each different part of the jungle on each page.

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It is organised by having a title on each page and explaining everything about that topic.

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What text structures is the author using?

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What text structures is the author using?

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he is using a very explanatory text structure

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The central idea is mainly about how Dunkin' wants to be known for more things and there sales and how good they are at selling the products

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The central idea of this article is that a doughnut store has expanded there menu to try and get more customers and sales.

smaller main ideas
some smaller main ideas would also be that they are getting help from wall street to help expand the chain

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1. A main idea is that Dunkin earns a lot o money selling products but when they have to pay there employees they lose a lot of money.
2. The menu is always changing, this means that if they have a product that sells at one time better than the other they make that product for that time and add new products for it when it is out of season.

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It is that airlines want people with disorders to be conferrable when they are flying.

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1. They had monthly trial runs to make the people more conferrable with flying.
2. Being frightened by there surroundings and running looking for a way out because it was to over welming.
3. "You will fly" this is about how he and his family gets special treatment and how they plan everything

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The central idea of the passage is an that there is an air port that wants to make it easier for people/kids with autism

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1. Andy is one of the kids that is afraid to fly on airplanes.
2. Andy really benefited from this program to make it easier for kids like him to fly.
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The larger central idea of this text is that a star after exploding has not gone way and is supposed to after exploding once but it is still here after.

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The larger central idea of this article is normal supernovas only explode once but this one exploded multiple times for a few years.

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scene the star has exploded multiple times and has not gone away it must be stronger than other stars

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1. Even when this star has exploded multiply times it has not died."It has exploded multiple times since 1954".
2. when supernovas explode they usually only explode once but this one is strange because it has exploded multiple times.
3.Also a supernova is supposed to get less bright after about "few months" and then they die but this one got much brighter and is continually getting brighter.

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1. supernova blew up multiple times for a few years.
2. they expected the supernova to fade away but instead it got brighter.
3. a dying star is called a supernova

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Nilamani's text evidence to support smaller main idea #1

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Nilamani's text evidence to support smaller main idea #1

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"This star keeps surprising scientists. It just will not die! It keeps on blowing up."
"This is the first time they have seen one blow up over and over. "
"The zombie supernova stayed bright for more than two years."

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Jake's text evidence to support smaller main idea #2

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Jake's text evidence to support smaller main idea #2

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“This is the weirdest supernova we’ve ever seen." "It’s the first time we’ve seen multiple explosions in the same place,”
"When stars explode at the end of their lives, they can shine with the brightness of 100 million suns for three months or more before they fade into the darkness. The 2014 supernova, named iPTF14hls, shone for more than two years"

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1. one idea would be that people are getting addicted to there cell phones.
2. another idea would be that in Hawaii they are starting to fine people they see on there phones and walking the first fine is $35, the second fine is $75 and after that its $99.
how are  these ideas connected?
these ideas are connected because they are using cause/effect because people are on there phones too much and now they are starting to fine people that are on there phones.
what in this text allowed you to make this inference? It is cause/effect because people are on there phones a lot and the effect is people getting fined.

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A main idea is that the Hawaiian government is tired of people looking at there phones and are doing something about it.

People are starting to look at there phones to much and it is becoming a problem so they are doing things about it.

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This is a cause and effect because people are starting to look at there phones to much and they had to do something to keep the people safe

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When it said that they are fining people that gave me the idea that they do not want people to get hurt and that they are willing to take the extra perceptions to keep the people safe

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U.S. Senate tax bill would allow oil drilling in Alaska wildlife refuge

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U.S. Senate tax bill would allow oil drilling in Alaska wildlife refuge

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Everyday Mysteries: Why songs get stuck in our heads

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Everyday Mysteries: Why songs get stuck in our heads

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Christmas tree lights were a big—and bright—idea for Edward Johnson

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Christmas tree lights were a big—and bright—idea for Edward Johnson

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"Spider-Man" nearly squashed at birth, says creator Lee

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"Spider-Man" nearly squashed at birth, says creator Lee

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Everyday Mysteries: Why most male birds are more colorful than females

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Everyday Mysteries: Why most male birds are more colorful than females

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Each volcano has unique warning signs that eruption is imminent

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Each volcano has unique warning signs that eruption is imminent

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Why are ferocious wildfires plaguing southern California?

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Why are ferocious wildfires plaguing southern California?

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Hugs from Santa Claus for California fire evacuees

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Hugs from Santa Claus for California fire evacuees