The authors use sequence in the articles in several ways.  First, in "Watching Earth from Space" the authors tells of the progress in space exploration over the years and how it improved.  Secondly, in "The Life of a Hurricane" the author tells in steps of how hurricanes can form. For example, the "ISS" was a space lab that orbited the earth, around sixteen times a day and it was about the size of a football field, that was launched in 1998.  Lastly, both authors show the progress of how hurricanes form, and how space stations evolved in their texts. 

 ways authors use sequence in the articles. Support your answer with details from both texts. First, people name  hurricanes so they can track the hurricanes if they are going to hit a city or town. Next, people have been living on the space station since 2000. Third, in 2011 a camera was placed on the space station that records happenings on Earth. Finally, the storys were good fun to read. 

First, people have been active on the ¨ISS¨ since the 2000ths and have done a lot of experiments on the International Space Station. Second, in the text "The life of a hurricane", the text states that a hurricane can last up until a whole month, but a ordinary hurricane lasts up 14 to 24 hours, or 2 to 3 weeks. Third, the biggest hurricane was not hurricane Katrina, it was actually The Great Galveston. Finally, in both articles it states that things develop over time.

 

 

The authors use sequence to organize the text in several ways. First, the author shows in the first article how the technology develops over time and how it improves over the years. Secondly, in the second article the text tells you how the hurricane  forms in a step by step process. Finally, I think that in both articles it tells you how things develop over time.

 ways authors use sequence in the articles. Support your answer with details from both texts. First, people name  hurricanes so they can track the hurricanes if they are going to hit a city or town. Next, people have been living on the space station since 2000. Third, In 2011 a camera was placed on the space station that records happenings on Earth. Fainly, the stores were good fun to read. 

    First, in the first article called "Watching Earth from Space," the author tells us how the technology develops over time and the progress in space exploration over the years and how it improved.  Secondly, in the article "The Life of a Hurricane" the author tells us in steps how hurricanes can form, also the "ISS" was a space lab that orbited the earth, around sixteen times in one day and it was about the size of an entire football field, and it was launched in 1998.  Finally, the two articles both talk about something cool but dangerous and they both also have a lot of mentions of time. Overall I liked these stories.