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- 1.Cats sometimes scratch the furniture. One solution is to cover the furniture
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- 2.Cats are similar to lions. They are both felines. They both have sharp teeth. However, a cat is much smaller than a lion.
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- 3.When a cat is hungry, first he will look for his master. Then he will sit next to his dish until he gets fed.
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- 4.You can tell when a cat is angry. Its ears are laid back and it may hiss.
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- 5.It was 32 degrees Fahrenheit when precipitation fell from the clouds. Since it was freezing, the precipitation was in the form of snow.
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- 6.All clouds are made of water droplets. Fog, however, is a different type of cloud. The difference is that fog forms on the ground and the other clouds form high in the air.
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- 7.Different types of clouds have their own appearance. For example, some are wispy and thin and others are fluffy and shapely. Some people think cumulus clouds look like puffs of cotton.
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- 8.The framework of the article or how the author organizes the text is called the
- 9.The way that an author or publisher decorates the article would be by using
- 10.Clouds are formed in the following way. First, water on the ground evaporates and turns into vapor. Next, the vapor condenses into tiny droplets and forms clouds. Finally, the clouds lose the water in the form of precipitation
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- 11.Clouds can cause turbulence for airplanes, so consequently pilots may try to fly above them to avoid the shaking
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