Texas EOC English 2: 2.2 Understanding and Analysis of Informational Texts
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we're just skimming it fast All right the reader can
infer from the passage that estuaries are partially enclosed because
what And here the potential answers Around All right well
looks like once again it's inferring time we could get
rid of be without having to infer anything Little common
sense gets this one out of our hair Rivers are
moving bodies of water and sewer oceans So how could
a river and an ocean in close another body of
water a notion would just turn everything into a more
ocean Oceans are bossy like that You get out of
here All right deacon go to it isn't supported by
any information in the passage This one makes it sound
like estuaries have some kind of force field around him
that traps organisms inside the environment Like aliens No way
to bring your a game D c maybe appealing because
it's true that estuaries heir protected by the landforms that
doesn't have anything to do with why they're partially enclosed
Like where that come from All right well the correct
answer is a They're contained by the land that surrounds
the river or stream but open into the ocean where
we go According to the passage estuaries are enclosed on
some but not all sides got to keep those options
open It makes sense that the estuaries are enclosed by
the land that surrounds the river streams that are open
to the ocean Then they can have that tasty mix
of fresh and salt water that we all know and 00:01:46.913 --> [endTime] love well that certain wildlife notice Love anyway