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christophesorrentini — 2025-04-29 21:48:36 UTC

How is the way that the text and illustrations are placed on pages 204 and 205 different from previous pages? Give two details to support your answer.

christophesorrentini — 2025-05-01 14:02:02 UTC

2025-05-01 14:12:09 UTC

The way that the text and illustrations are placed on pages 204 and 205 are different because one talks about the inventions and the other pages talk about how when he was a young boy he was making an invention.it talks about he was a little boy and now he is older that is how they are different.

2025-05-01 14:12:33 UTC

The way that the text and illustrations are placed on pages 204 and 205 are different from previous pages shows when Thomas Edison was a young boy doing experiments on pages 194 and 195 show when Thomas Edison was older conducting bigger experiments in a lab and on pages 204 and 205 looks like there's a cat with a mouse and the way that they put it it was like picture on top and the text on the bottom. This shows that Thomas was smart when he was little and that the way on 204 they put the picture on top and the text on the bottom.

2025-05-01 14:13:10 UTC

The way the text and illustrations are placed on pages 204 and 205 are different from previous pages is that, in page 204 it shows the thing we use now. For example the first picture above paragraph 14 shows how members of our government casts a vote. Another example is that on page 205 it shows what they used back in the days when Thomas Edison was there. For example the old voting machines and the old x-ray that we still use nowadays. The reason these pages are different from the other pages is that page 204 has things we use now and page 205 shows the things they use back in the days. This shows how pages 204 and 205 are different from the previous pages.

2025-05-01 14:13:22 UTC

The way that the text and illustarsions are placed on pages 204 205 are different from previous pages because in 204 it shows invencions and in 205 it shown more and the other pages are about him doing experiments and growing up and one page is 194 Wich shows when he was a boy and doing expermints and that doesn't show the inventions this is how I know.

2025-05-01 14:15:24 UTC

The way that the text and illustration are placed on pages 204 and 205 are different from previous pages because in the beginning it shows when Thomas Edison was a young boy to Thomas Edison having helpers and making bigger experiments. I know this because according to page 204, it shows that the members of our government cast a vote and improved by Thomas Edison because he made a vote recorder. Also, it shows how Thomas Edison helped to make an x-ray and was improved to see what was inside of bodies.

2025-05-01 14:15:43 UTC

The way that the text and illustrations are placed on pages 204 205 are different from the previous pages are different from the pages because in the pages 194 and 195 it shows when Thomas Edison when he was young and when he was old and still doing experiments. But this page shows that it shows that the x-rays today and the x-ray in the past and how we vote today and the way they voted in the pasted and how they inproved after the years. That is how the text and the illustration helped support the story.

2025-05-01 14:16:27 UTC

The way that the text and the illustrations are placed on pages 204 and 205 are different from previous pages 194, 196, and 197 because it shows how Thomas works hard with the the laboratory by on page 204 and 205 paragraph 14 says " When members of our government cast a vote they use very basic voting machines.'' According to paragraph 16 it says " The X-ray machine is a common way to photograph the inside of our bodies." These are some of the things Thomas Edison made. Here were all the details why the text and the illustrations are placed on pages 204 and 205.

2025-05-01 14:16:36 UTC

The illustrations placed on pages 204 and 205 are different from previous pages that it shows how the pictures show the X-ray machine and voting was now and then. Pages 212 and 213 show how the light bulb was made from Thomas Edison to having to be in this present day page 212 talks about how the light bulb and quality of life has improved. page 213 talks about how the light bulb changed the way we live now. This shows how the illustrations placed on pages 204 and 205 are different from previous pages that it shows how the pictures show the X-ray machine and voting was now and then.

2025-05-01 14:17:06 UTC

The way that the text and illustration are placed on pages 204 and 205 different from the previous pages shows when Thomas Edison wanted to make new inventions and when he got older he hired a lot of scientists and engineers, he make life changing things that improved by a lot today. According to paragraph 2 it says "Thomas Alva Edison began experimenting when he was just a boy, that's right, it was the beginning of a life dedicated to improve the world with his brilliant ideas and inventions." This shows that Thomas Edison wanted to invent something even when he was just a boy. According to paragraph 3 it says "But Thomas couldn't do it alone, when he grew up he gathered a large group of scientists, engineers, mechanics, and artisans." This shows that Thomas really wanted to invent lots of things! According to paragraph 14 it says "When members of our government cast a vote, they use very basic voting machines." This shows that a long time ago they used different voting machines. This shows how The way that the text and illustration are placed on pages 204 and 205 different from the previous pages.

2025-05-01 14:17:11 UTC

The way that the text and illustrations are placed on pages 204 and 205 are different from previous pages that the pages show how Thomas's inventions grew from just little experiments to big inventions. According to page 204 through 205, Thomas has made big and great inventions like the floroscope, a vote recorder. Also, according to pages 194 and 195, they show when Edison was just a kid doing experiments. This shows the way that the text and illustrations are placed on pages 204 and 205 are different from previous pages.

2025-05-01 14:17:55 UTC

The way that the text and illustrations are placed on pages 204 and 205 are different from previous pages because they show what the evolution of Thomas's inventions are and what they looked like. The author states on pages 200-201 in paragraphs 7-10 states that he would be curious about the way we record and play it back.It says Edison constantly improved on his phonograph so it could multiple purposes.This shows how 204-205are different.

2025-05-01 14:18:25 UTC

the way that the text and illustrations are placed on pages 204 and 205 different from previous pages is that their are arows and it points to the same thing but in the past for exampel the x-ray points to a old x-ray and the voting machnies shows a old machnies

2025-05-01 14:19:01 UTC

The way that the illustrations are placed on pages 204 and 205 are different from previous pages, how they voted and how they used an x-ray back then. According to paragraphs 14, 15, 16, and 17 it says When members of our government cast a vote, they use very basic voting machines. Paragraph 15 says Thomas Edison vented as a vote recorder for the government. It was his very first patent. Having a patent means you legally own an invention. Over the course of his career. You have to put it on your eye to x-ray. These details show how the way that illustrations are placed on pages 204 and 205 are different.

2025-05-01 14:19:38 UTC

The way the text and illustrations are placed on page 204 and 205 are different from previous pages are when the other pages had illustration, they actually was the background of the entire pages, but pages 204 and 205 show that when Thomas Edison was inventing the vote recorder and the X-ray, they were broke up into parts, showing the X-ray in the present day, (Which is right now), And in Edison's lab. (Which was in the past, inventing it) It also does the same for inventing the vote machines (Or you can call it vote recorders.) And the illustration shows us the vote recorders, or the vote machines that are very basic in the present day. The illustrations also show the parts of the X-ray's in the past (Which is what Thomas Edison invented) And the other thing that Edison invented, The vote recorders. The illustration also shows examples of the vote recorders being used in the present day, and also the x-rays. It also shows examples of Edison inventing both of those same things (The vote recorders, and the x-rays.) That's how you know The way the text and illustrations are placed on page 204 and 205 are different from previous pages are when the other pages had illustration.

2025-05-01 14:20:22 UTC

The illustration on pages 204 and 205

2025-05-01 14:20:50 UTC

The way that the text and illustrations are placed on pages 204 and 205 are different from previous pages by that the illustration show new inventions on each page and what they are doing in the pages. According to page 204 it said, "When members of our government cast a vote, they use very basic voting machines. The X - ray machine is a common way to photograph the inside of our bodies." This shows how the way that the text

2025-05-01 14:21:03 UTC

THE way that the text and illustrations are placed on pages 204 and 205 are different from previous pages... in page 196 it says when he grew up he gathered a large ream of sicentices engineers mechanics and artisans in Menol park in NEW jersey together they stared the first research and development laboratory In the world it became as the invention factory. now in page 197 it says Later a second lab was built in west orange new jersey. it was even bigger and busier. these were the sight of these details show how page 204 and 205