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Great Writing 4: Great Essays, 3rd ed. Answer Key 1 Great Writing 4: Great Essays, 3rd ed. Answer Key 12. “Because the bathroom is full of germs, a quick wiping of the surfaces is often not enough.” 13. “Maintaining a house means doing a wide variety of unpleasant chores.” Activity 2, pp. 7 –10 1. Answers will vary. 2. Answers will vary. 3. Answers will vary. 4. “What would happen if you woke upone day and suddenly found yourself in a world where you could not communicate with anyone?” 5. It asks the reader if he or she has ever experienced a difficult situation. Answers will vary. 6. (1) The writer studied Japanese. (2) The writer arrived in Japan. (3) The writer wanted to make some bread. (4) The writer went to the store. (5) The writer looked all over the store for the flour. (6) Thewriter saw one of his students. (7) The writer asked the student for a Japanese translation. (8) The writer spoke to an elderly clerk. (9) The clerk took the writer to the produce section. (10) The clerk pointed to the flowers. (11) The writer realized that the student had not understood the question correctly. (12) The writer went home without the flour. 7. 7 paragraphs; paragraph 6 8. To showthe misunderstanding of the words flour and flower. Activity 3, pp. 10–12 1. Answers will vary. 2. Answers will vary. 3. The differences between urban life and rural life 4. “Perhaps some of the most notable differences in the lives of these two groups

UNIT 1 Activity 1, pp. 2–6 1. Answers will vary. 2. Answers will vary. 3. Ironing clothes, washing dishes, and cleaning the bathroom 4. The storyof Cinderella, her cleaning tasks, and how she felt about them 5. Answers will vary. 6. 5 paragraphs; paragraph 1 (introduction); paragraph 5 (conclusion); paragraphs 2, 3, 4 (body) 7. Unpleasant household chores 8. “The top three of these unpopular tasks often include ironing clothes, washing dishes, and cleaning the bathroom.” 9. Why people don’t like to iron clothes; “One of the most hatedchores for many people is ironing clothes because it is not a task that can be completed quickly or thoughtlessly.” 10. Paragraph 3: “Another household chore that many people dislike is washing dishes.” Paragraph 4: “Although ironing clothes and washing dishes are not the most pleasant household chores, perhaps the most dreaded chore is cleaning the bathroom.” 11. Two possible supporting sentences:“Each piece of clothing must be handled individually, so ironing a basket of laundry can take hours!” “After ironing a piece of clothing meticulously, which entails smoothing out the fabric, following the seams, and getting the creases just right, it needs to be put on a hanger as soon as possible.

Copyright © Heinle, a Part of Cengage Learning. Permission granted to photocopy for use in class.Great Writing 4: Great Essays, 3rd ed. Answer Key 2 include the degree of friendliness between residents, the pace of life, and the variety of available activities.” 5. Urban 6. Activities: paragraph 4; more options for activities: city 7. Pace (paragraph 3): urban: 1. “In the city, life moves very quickly.” 2. “The streets reflect this hectic place and are rarely empty, even late at night.” 3.“City dwellers appear to be racing to get somewhere important.” 4. “Life for them tends to be a series of deadlines.” Rural: 1. “In the country, life is much slower.” 2. “Even during peak hours, traffic jams occur less often than in a city.” 3. “Stores close in the early evening, and the streets do not come alive until the next morning.” 4. “The people in small towns or villages seem more relaxed andmove in a more leisurely way.” Activity 4, pp. 13–15 1. Answers will vary. 2. Answers will vary. 3. Some cancer risks can be reduced by implementing lifestyle changes. 4. “By eating better, exercising regularly, and staying out of the sun, people can reduce their risks of cancer.” 5. Each paragraph discusses one method (cause) for reducing cancer risks 6. The foods contain saturated fat...