This is an informative piece, a factual article. It conforms to the expectations of its genre because it is based on facts, and history. His thesis is that the tyrannosaurus rex didn't have enough exterior leg muscles to run. His conclusion is that even though the dinosaur was not able to run, its 4-foot jaw still holds it at the top of the prehistoric food chain.
This is an informative piece, a factual article. It conforms to the expectations of its genre because it is based on facts, and history. His thesis is that the tyrannosaurus rex didn't have enough exterior leg muscles to run. His conclusion is that even though the dinosaur was not able to run, its 4-foot jaw still holds it at the top of the prehistoric food chain.
This is an informative piece, a factual article. It conforms to the expectations of its genre because it is based on facts, and history. His thesis is that the tyrannosaurus rex didn't have enough exterior leg muscles to run. His conclusion is that even though the dinosaur was not able to run, its 4-foot jaw still holds it at the top of the prehistoric food chain.
1. This is an informative piece, a factual article. It conforms to the
expectations of its genre because it is based on facts, and history. 2. The intended audience is anyone who is interested in the facts of the Tyrannosaurus rex. I know this because he wrote the article proving the real facts on this dinosaur. 3. The topic are the facts on the tyrannosaurus rex. This information is new to me. As he states, majority of people think that this dinosaur was a massive beast that could run at fast speeds. I thought that as well until I read his piece, and was informed that because of their huge body, their legs would not be able to stand the weight and they wouldnt be capable of running. 4. The author is credible. He not only states in his articles ways he knows this information is correct but he also cited his work to other credible articles that back up his piece. The author is authoritatively presenting information, he states the facts. 5. His thesis is that the tyrannosaurus rex didnt have enough exterior leg muscles to run. The evidence he uses is the disease gout, which is common in those whose diets are high in red meat. This disease causes great pain and deterioration of joints, which wouldve made it hard to run. Also, their hind limb muscles wouldnt support the animal in running. Yes the evidence is taken from reliable sources, from books and scientists. 6. Paragraph 1s main point is the tyrannosauruss body shape wouldnt support running. Paragraph 2s point is disease, and how it would hinder them from running. Paragraph 3, speaks about smaller creatures having a better chance of running. Paragraph 4, speaks about the jaw strength they had. Paragraphs 1 and 2 are focused more on the thesis. The third and fourth paragraphs are about what makes up for the tyrannosaurus not being able to run. 7. The conclusion is about the dinosaurs jaw making up for its lack of running. Yes it does flow logically, the author states that even though the tyrannosaurus was not able to run, its 4-foot jaw still holds it at the top of the prehistoric food chain. 8. The language the author uses is easy to understand. He doesnt use difficult words that would cause the reader any confusion. 9. The writers voice is passive. He is just trying to inform the readers on this information. 10. I agree with his ideas. I think this piece was very informative; especially to people like myself that have grown up with the idea of the dinosaur being the fastest, biggest, most popular dinosaur. Through this article I learned that with its 4-
foot jaw it still got put at the top of the food chain. I also learned that its hind legs couldnt support its weight, and lastly that gout wouldve hindered the dinosaur as well.