Methods of Development I Answers

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Thoreau compares fishers and hunters to "travellers” like philosophers and poets to

illustrate the similarities between how the two groups observe and interact with nature.

emphasize which group has the authority to speak about natural things.

show the profound influence of nature on philosophers and poets.

compare the experiences of fishers and hunters by region.

The writer uses the description of nature to

illustrate that nature is an effective educational tool.

classify a variety of creatures in their natural habitat.

draw attention to the importance of observation and documentation.

create an image for an audience who may not have experience with the wilderness.

The writer narrates a walk through the city primarily to

justify the increased cost of motorcycle jackets.

compare and contrast the traditional motorcycle jacket to the modern-day “moto.”

explain how the motorcycle jacket came to be called “moto.”

illustrate changing fashion tastes as they occur over time.

emphasize the mainstream popularity of the motorcycle jacket.

The writer narrates this personal experience primarily to

convey the complex history of the motorcycle jacket.

illustrate the emotional appeal of wearing a motorcycle jacket.

describe the attraction of the modern-day motorcycle jacket style.

offer a relatable experience to help the audience connect to the argument.

The writer uses definition primarily to

delineate the steps in cloning endangered animals.

compare living things born of human ingenuity with those born of natural selection.

provide a real-world example of the word.

clarify what humans are doing when they clone living things.

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