https://padlet.com/campbell_ela381/yr0at6p7sfub97hg What is the effect on the reader when the author describes the "rusty coil of barbed wire" and "haze"? en-us 2020-05-08 15:36:14 UTC 2025-10-01 19:12:08 UTC hello@padlet.com yesiammrwilson https://padlet.com/campbell_ela381/yr0at6p7sfub97hg/wish/560230952  The effect of the  reader  is when the author describe the rusty  coil of barbed wire and hase the author uses to describe the Taj Mahal  in the article ]]> 2020-05-08 16:29:08 UTC https://padlet.com/campbell_ela381/yr0at6p7sfub97hg/wish/560230952 kierah https://padlet.com/campbell_ela381/yr0at6p7sfub97hg/wish/560367244 The effect of the words " rusty coil of barbed wire" and "haze" that the author uses to describe the Taj Mahal In the article contrasts the "majestic" description in the introductory paragraph. ]]> 2020-05-08 17:28:08 UTC https://padlet.com/campbell_ela381/yr0at6p7sfub97hg/wish/560367244 ninjak24dawud https://padlet.com/campbell_ela381/yr0at6p7sfub97hg/wish/560370888 The effect of the beginning the text with “ Rusty coil of barbed wire” and “haze” is negative. This makes the reader feel as if the Taj Mahal could be a waste of time to go their. According to the text it states, “To view the Taj Mahal far from the hawkers and crowds, I had hoped to approach it in a small boat . . .”. This evidence shows that the author starts the article with a positive tone. In the text it also state, “We stood before a rusty coil of barbed wire”. This shows that the author ends the article in a negative tone. This is the effect of the beginning the text with “ Rusty coil of barbed wire” and “haze”.]]> 2020-05-08 17:29:47 UTC https://padlet.com/campbell_ela381/yr0at6p7sfub97hg/wish/560370888 rahOnXourt https://padlet.com/campbell_ela381/yr0at6p7sfub97hg/wish/560371455  The effect of the words "rusty coil of barbed wire" and "haze" that the author uses to describe the Taj Mahal in the article contrasts the "majestic" description in the first paragraph.The author uses positive feedback and negative feedback. Because in the beginning of the magazine article by stating that, I had hoped to approach it in a small boat on the Yamuna River, rear of the majestic 17th-century tomb. At the ending of the magazine article it sates that ,trying to make out the glory of the Taj Mahal through the haze.]]> 2020-05-08 17:30:03 UTC https://padlet.com/campbell_ela381/yr0at6p7sfub97hg/wish/560371455 gj585601 https://padlet.com/campbell_ela381/yr0at6p7sfub97hg/wish/560373679  The effect on the reader when the author describes the "rusty coil of barbed wire" and "haze" is that they couldn't past through the rusty coil of the barbed wire because it makes them feel disapointed about the view and how they could not see it because of the haze, they wouldnt know where they were going because of the smoke or pollution in the air. According to the text,"We stood before a rusty coil of barbed wire,listening to chanting from the nearby shrine," This evidence shows that they were disappointed about the barbed wire and the rusty coil because they were not able to pass through .I could also make a inference that the people who put the coil and the barbed wire their are protecting something and have not been taking care of it because rusty is old. According to the text,"trying to make out the glory of the Taj Mahal through the haze."This evidence explains that they cannot see the glory of the Taj Mahal because of the smoke or pollution that dirties the air(haze). This is the effect on the reader when the author describes the "rusty coil of barbed wire" and "haze".]]> 2020-05-08 17:30:37 UTC https://padlet.com/campbell_ela381/yr0at6p7sfub97hg/wish/560373679 bolajio2 https://padlet.com/campbell_ela381/yr0at6p7sfub97hg/wish/560378395 The effect of the words "rusty coil of barbed wire" and "haze" has a negative effect when the author expected to see the beautiful Taj Mahal but gets crowded with barbed wire. According to the text it states "I hoped to approach it in a small boat on the Yamuna River." This evidence show that he did not expert to see the Taj Mahal crowded with barbed wire. However, The text states "We stood before a rusty coil of barbed wire, listening to chanting from the nearby shrine, trying to make out the glory of the Taj Mahal through the haze." this evidence shows the pollution around the Taj Mahal to see and the protection around the Taj from damage.]]> 2020-05-08 17:32:48 UTC https://padlet.com/campbell_ela381/yr0at6p7sfub97hg/wish/560378395 https://padlet.com/campbell_ela381/yr0at6p7sfub97hg/wish/560379518 The effect on the reader when the author describes "rusty coil of barbed wire" and "haze" that the author uses to describe the Taj Mahal in the article contrasts the "majestic" description in the introductory paragraph. In paragraph one, the author describes the Taj Mahal as beautiful, was excited, and looking forward to seeing the Taj Mahal but later in the text he sees the "Majestic royalty" of the building is not what he expected as seen before. According to the text he says "I had hoped to approach it in a small boat on the Yamuna River, which flows in a wide arc along the rear of the majestic 17th century century tomb. Again in the text t states " The description of the building as he sees it, he is disappointed because he did not see in person what he saw probably on a picture frame. That is the effect on the reader when the author describes "rusty coil of barbed wire" and "haze".]]> 2020-05-08 17:33:20 UTC https://padlet.com/campbell_ela381/yr0at6p7sfub97hg/wish/560379518 andyny08 https://padlet.com/campbell_ela381/yr0at6p7sfub97hg/wish/560380168 The effect on the reader when the author describes the Taj Mahal as “rusty coil of barbed wire” and “haze” to describe the Taj Mahal as Treated horribly and not being checked up on or Having bad pollution damage. In the paragraph he described the Taj Mahal as beautiful and in the next paragraph describing it as a low responsibly cared of place. The author wants the reader to be more supportive of the Taj Mahal by using “rusty coil of barbed wire” and “haze” to do this.]]> 2020-05-08 17:33:39 UTC https://padlet.com/campbell_ela381/yr0at6p7sfub97hg/wish/560380168 christophers884 https://padlet.com/campbell_ela381/yr0at6p7sfub97hg/wish/560381203 The effect on the reader when the author describes the “rusty coil of barbed wire “ and “haze” to describe the Taj Mahal as treated horribly and not being checked up on or having bad pollution damage.]]> 2020-05-08 17:34:08 UTC https://padlet.com/campbell_ela381/yr0at6p7sfub97hg/wish/560381203 stjohnj37 https://padlet.com/campbell_ela381/yr0at6p7sfub97hg/wish/560387097 Joseph St John Jr.                Class 6-337
  

The effect when the reader hears the author describing the "rusty coil of barbed wire"and"haze" that the Taj Mahal had had a negative effect on the author. In paragraph 3 it states "rusty barbed wire" . It sounds like it is being treated badly


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The effect of the words "rust coil of barbed wire" and "haze" that the author uses to describe the Taj Mahal in the article contrasts the "majestic" description in the introductory paragraph.  This shows that the author first has positive words in the beginning, then ending with negative words.  To furthermore this evidence in the text it states "I hoped to approach it in a small boat on the Yamuna River".  This shows that he was really excited to see the Taj Mahal and how "majestic" it was.  But instead of seeing something "majestic" he saw it as a low responsibility cared of place. This is the effect on the reader when the author describes the "rusty coil of barbed wire" and "haze".]]> 2020-05-08 17:37:05 UTC https://padlet.com/campbell_ela381/yr0at6p7sfub97hg/wish/560387503 https://padlet.com/campbell_ela381/yr0at6p7sfub97hg/wish/560387862 2020-05-08 17:37:16 UTC https://padlet.com/campbell_ela381/yr0at6p7sfub97hg/wish/560387862 https://padlet.com/campbell_ela381/yr0at6p7sfub97hg/wish/560388304 The effect of the words “rusty coil of barbed wire” and “haze” that the author uses to describe the Taj Mahal in the article contrasts the “majestic” description in the introductory paragraph. For example in the text it states, “which flows in a wide are along the rear of the majestic 17th-century tomb.” This shows how the author is trying to see the Tai Mahal tomb because he states “majestic” and is looking forward to see it. But that change because in the text it states, “ we stood before a rusty coil of barbed wire, listening to chanting from the nearby shrine trying to make out of the Taj Mahal through the haze.” The author stated “haze” which held the author back from visiting  the Taj Mahal because inside there was dirty air and smoke which is why the author couldn’t go also the barbed wire and it shows how the Tai Mahal was treated bad and it is getting old. ]]> 2020-05-08 17:37:27 UTC https://padlet.com/campbell_ela381/yr0at6p7sfub97hg/wish/560388304 tori555kz https://padlet.com/campbell_ela381/yr0at6p7sfub97hg/wish/560389541 The effect readers get is ironic because author expects to see the beautiful monument with beautiful history but gets crowded place with barbed wire. According to the text author stated, "rear of the majestic 17th-century tomb". The author states "majestic" , which describes that he is looking forward to see the Taj Mahal. But later in the text he states, "We stood before a rusty coil of barbed wire, listening to chanting from the nearby shrine, trying to make out the glory of the Taj Mahal through the haze". The pollution is what preventing author to see the monument and the protection of wires breks the majestic look og the monument of love.]]> 2020-05-08 17:38:02 UTC https://padlet.com/campbell_ela381/yr0at6p7sfub97hg/wish/560389541 hadiyayaseen554 https://padlet.com/campbell_ela381/yr0at6p7sfub97hg/wish/560390021 The effect of the words "rusty coil of barbed wire" and "haze" that the author uses to describe the Taj Mahal is that the author first has a positive connotation.  But in the end is a negative connotation.  According to the text it states "I hoped to approach it in a small boat on the Yamuna River... The rear of the majestic."  This shows that he is excited to see the Taj Mahal and it is beautiful by the word "majestic."  But he didn't expect something negative was coming his way.  According to the text it states "We stood before a rusty coil of barbed wire."   This shows that this is a negative connotation and this also shows that they might be trying to protect the Taj Mahal because it might be dangerous.  This is the effect of the words.]]> 2020-05-08 17:38:16 UTC https://padlet.com/campbell_ela381/yr0at6p7sfub97hg/wish/560390021 hilarygaromatos https://padlet.com/campbell_ela381/yr0at6p7sfub97hg/wish/560391691 The effect of the words “rusty coil of barbed wire” and “haze” that the author uses to describe the Taj Mahal in the article contrasts the “majestic“ description in the introductory paragraph.  For example “We stood before a rusty coil of barbed wire, listening to chanting from the nearby shrine, trying to make out the glory of the Taj Mahal through the haze”.  This shows that at the end he was not expecting the way the Taj Mahal looked like. Additionally, “ rear of the 17th century tomb”.  This shows that in the beginning he was excited to see the Taj Mahal and what it looked like.  This is the effect of the words “rusty coil of barbed wire” and “haze” that the author uses to describe the Taj Mahal.]]> 2020-05-08 17:39:01 UTC https://padlet.com/campbell_ela381/yr0at6p7sfub97hg/wish/560391691 campbell_ela381 https://padlet.com/campbell_ela381/yr0at6p7sfub97hg/wish/560394240 The effect of the words "rusty coil of barbed wire" and "haze" that the author uses to describe the Taj Mahal in the article contrasts the "majestic" description in the introductory paragraph.]]> 2020-05-08 17:40:16 UTC https://padlet.com/campbell_ela381/yr0at6p7sfub97hg/wish/560394240 mimiilol https://padlet.com/campbell_ela381/yr0at6p7sfub97hg/wish/560397797 The effect on the reader words "rusty coil of barbed wire" and haze uses to describe in the introduction paragraph. For example, in the text  paragraph 3, it states " rusty coil of barbed wire" which tells us that the building was old and wasn't treated bad.  In addition, the city, it was old rusty bad pollution in the air, it was very disappointing to see the view of Taj Mahal.]]> 2020-05-08 17:42:00 UTC https://padlet.com/campbell_ela381/yr0at6p7sfub97hg/wish/560397797 rezinalamarre https://padlet.com/campbell_ela381/yr0at6p7sfub97hg/wish/560398015 The effects of the words” rusty coil of barbed wire “and “haze” the author uses to describe the Taj Mahal in the article Contrast the “majestic” description In the introductory paragraph The author states in the text “How To Save The Taj Mahal”states that “I hoped to approach it in a small boat on the yumuna River...The rear.... of the majestic” .


]]> 2020-05-08 17:42:06 UTC https://padlet.com/campbell_ela381/yr0at6p7sfub97hg/wish/560398015 Barbecue_Bacon_Burger https://padlet.com/campbell_ela381/yr0at6p7sfub97hg/wish/560404991 The effect of the words "rusty coil of barbed wire" and "haze" that the author uses to describe the Taj Mahal in the article contrasts the "majestic" description in the introductory paragraph. is too protect the monument because its is crowded around, The text states that its a majestic 17th-century tomb, he wants to see more by taj Mahal, The text also stated that the author was suprised to see how pollluted the town was. The effect is that the auth.r saw taj mahal as a rusty and barbed wire place because it needed to be protected. ]]> 2020-05-08 17:45:24 UTC https://padlet.com/campbell_ela381/yr0at6p7sfub97hg/wish/560404991 https://padlet.com/campbell_ela381/yr0at6p7sfub97hg/wish/560410681 The effect of the word"rush coil of barbed wire"and "haze"that the author uses to describe  Taj Mahal in the article contrasts the "majestic"description in the introductory parargraph]]> 2020-05-08 17:48:13 UTC https://padlet.com/campbell_ela381/yr0at6p7sfub97hg/wish/560410681 https://padlet.com/campbell_ela381/yr0at6p7sfub97hg/wish/560421540 The effect of the words “rusty coil of barbed wire” and “haze” that the author uses to describe the Taj Mahal in the article contrast the “majestic” description in the introductory paragraph is negative. In the text it says, “ we stood before a rusty coil barbed wire, listening to chanting from the nearby shrine.” This explains that the barded wire is old and bad because it’s rusted. Another detail is, “trying to make out the glory of the Taj Mahal through the haze.” This evidence explains that the Taj Mahal air quality is bad because there is pollution or smoke in the air, and people in Taj Mahal is breathing in haze.]]> 2020-05-08 17:53:35 UTC https://padlet.com/campbell_ela381/yr0at6p7sfub97hg/wish/560421540