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What is a critical detail?
Critical details are the details that are most important in a text
What does relevant detail from the text mean?
Relevant detail from the text refers to specific information or evidence that directly supports or relates to the main topic or argument being discussed. It helps to provide clarity, depth, and credibility to the writing by offering pertinent examples, explanations, or facts that enhance the reader's understanding.
Why was there so much detail about the materials used to build the temple?
why does the text provide so much detail about the materials used to build the temple
What the characteristics of descriptive text?
Characteristics of descriptive text include vivid imagery and strong descriptive elements. Descriptive text seeks to explain or describe something in great detail.
Which type of control is most commonly placed in the Detail section in Access?
Text Box
What is Definition of report text and example?
a text which give information completely, reach up to global and detail, this text difference with descriptive text.
Is an abstract of a text longer or shorter than the original?
An abstract is typically shorter than the original text. It provides a brief summary of the main points and findings of the text without going into detail.
What is a suppoting detail?
The specific facts and ideas That explain or illustrate the major ideas in a text. Hope this helps :)
Is it true or false that the detail section contains text boxes that display data from the record source?
True
What are text structure?
The main text structures include, main idea and supporting detail, chronological order, compare and contrast, problem and solution, and cause and effect.
In oop text based instructions are replaced by?
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What is the purpose of the short report?
it provides us the detail information consist of a short piece of text with in no time by just glimpse on it . . . . (HASSAN NAQVI)
