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STINGING TENTACLES OFFER

HINT OF OCEANS DECLINE


BY: ELIZABETH ROSENTHAL

LOGOS

This article uses logos because


the author uses a good way to
persuade the audience about
the information with the jellyfish
situation.

THE AUTHORS HOOK

"BARCELONA, SpainBlue
patrol boats crisscross the
swimming areas of beaches here
with their huge nets skimming
the waters surface"( c467).
The hook is meant to grab the
readers attention at the
beginning to explain what
readers are going to be reading
about.

What was the author's reasons and evidence


used to convince the audience of the claim?

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WHAT IS THE AUTHORS


CLAIM?

The authors claim was for people to be aware of the changing


ecosystem in the ocean; in particular, the jellyfish population.
The author states this because she wants people to be careful
about what they do and where the swim in the ocean.

DID THE AUTHOR PROVIDE


A RELIABLE ARGUMENT?

The author provided a valid and


reliable argument by using good
reasons to convince us about the
jellyfish, and expert testimony to
back up the reasons.

Where there any counter


argument provide? If so
what what where they.
There were many counter arguments in this story. For example,
one of the counter arguments was there was a larger
population because warmer waters equals mating season.

What was the primary cause


of the jellyfish problem?

The cause of the jellyfish problem is because of the sun


warmed the ocean which had great population

What are the long term


solutions to the jellyfish
problem?

The long term solution for the jellyfish are closing the beaches,
and not letting people fish or come to the ocean.

How did the increase of the


jellyfish population affect
the oceans ecosystem?

The increasing number of jellyfish effected has caused power


plant outages.

Works Cited

Rosenthal, E. (2014). Stinging tentacles offer hint of oceans decline. In


Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Collections Grade 7. Holt McDougal.

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