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Exploring Mars-Text Structure

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Identify the text structures of "Exploring Mars" and "Living on Mars." Explain why each author chose to use the text structure for his writing. Use details from each text in your response.

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Question 1
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Which statement best describes a major difference between "Exploring Mars" and "Living on Mars"?

Question 2
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Question 3
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Which statement best describes the difference between the purposes of the articles "Exploring Mars" and "Living on Mars"?

Question 4
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Question 5
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Read the sentence from paragraph 3 of "Living on Mars."

The spacesuit would have to be light and flexible enough so you could move about freely.

What does the affix -ible in the word flexible mean?

Choose one sentences from each article that supports the answer in question 1.
"Have you ever though about exploring Mars?" ("Exploring Mars")
"In November 1964, the U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) launched Mariner 4." ("Exploring Mars")
"Curiosity is gathering evidence from rocks and soils." ("Exploring Mars")
"Do you think it is possible to live on Mars?" ("Living on Mars")
"Another problem is that Mars is very cold, windy, and dusty." ("Living on Mars")
"Maybe one day you'll be making the trip." ("Living on Mars")
Choose one sentence from each article that supports the answer in question 3.
"Then new technology allowed the United States to get even closer." ("Exploring Mars")
"NASA lost contact with Spirit in 2010." ("Exploring Mars")
"Over the past 50 years, scientists have learned a great deal about Mars." ("Exploring Mars")
"Of all the planets in our solar system, Mars has the best conditions to support human life." ("Living on Mars")
"That's a long trip if you need to return to Earth for supplies!" ("Living on Mars")
"Despite all of these problems, some humans are eager to build permanent colonies on Mars." ("Living on Mars")
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