The original: In the Yellowstone National Park in U.S., statisics show that you are more likely to be drown than to be attacked by a bear. In the period between 1839 and 1994, 101 people died from drowning but only 5 people were killed by grizzly bears.
The new one: The statisics from Yellowstone National Park, U.S., shows you that you have lower chances to be attacked by a bear than drowning. 101 people died because of drowning in 1839 and 1994, but only 5 people died from the bear.
Thursday, August 11, 2011
summary of shark attack
I'm going to summarize the article called shark attack.
The first step, read
The second step, reread
The third step,take notes
-low chances
-more likely to struck by lightning
-more likely to drown
-traveling in group or stay out of the water if scared
The fourth step, take away original and last, summarize.
I will now summarize the article, 'shark attack'.
Even though you can be attacked by a shark, the percentage is very low. It is more likely to struck by a lightning or to drown. If you are still scared, traveling in group or stay out of the water will help.
The first step, read
The second step, reread
The third step,take notes
-low chances
-more likely to struck by lightning
-more likely to drown
-traveling in group or stay out of the water if scared
The fourth step, take away original and last, summarize.
I will now summarize the article, 'shark attack'.
Even though you can be attacked by a shark, the percentage is very low. It is more likely to struck by a lightning or to drown. If you are still scared, traveling in group or stay out of the water will help.
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)




















































