Heatherwick Effect

URGENT: only 500 - 750 words we have to write Please read the instructions very very carefully before you start an exam.you will have 2.5 hours to complete it once you select Start Quiz. This is my credentials. ask support.my courses 2.Acess to desire 2 learn courses 3. select course- LIBS-7001 4.content 5.Module- 9 Midterm instruction After reading the instructions carefully you can open the midterm exam once you open the exam then you have 2.5 hours only to complete it. Read the instruction very carefully after than analysing whole thing then writer should tell me if he or she need anything from my side i will upload it and after then writer can start the exam INSTRUCTIONS: FORMAT AND LENGTH: Write one organized analysis essay of 500-750 words in answer to the specific exam question provided. EXAM QUESTION: You will be randomly assigned a question related to ONE of the following topics when you take the exam. Your question will ask you if the text you have been assigned on the exam uses the specific rhetorical method of development effectively to achieve the author’s purpose. Use of comparison in Paul Goldberger’s “The Heatherwick Effect” (pp. 406-408) Use of definition (including classification) in Paul Goldberger’s “The Heatherwick Effect” (pp. 406-408) Use of cause and effect in Marla Cone’s “Dozens of words for Snow, None for Pollution” (pp. 368-374) Use of narration (including description) in Marla Cone’s “Dozens of words for Snow, None for Pollution” (pp. 368-374)

This essay has described the condition of the nature and the concern of the human kind to save the natural resources to being polluted. The essay especially analyses the situation that human being has created in the arctic region and it has become a chemical trash. This essay has successfully contrasted the main theme that is the snow with which people around the world identify arctic region has now been the most toxic place of the world. The essay has described the situation of the habitats of that place and the animals which are being vulnerable due to these chemical pollutions.

The migration of the airborne chemicals and other industrial chemicals which include the agricultural pollutants like pesticides and other toxic power plant emissions, have been occurring due to the atmospheric as well as ocean currents. The human being are not actually concerned with the fact that these toxic materials are being frozen in the arctic region. The snow has been storing these pollutions for more than decades, sometimes a century. As the arctic ocean seems to be archive of all these pollutants, the wildlife also saving these poisonous chemicals in their body fat. This body fat is the most essential part to survive in the arctic atmosphere. The study has found that the polar bears that den neat Norway or Russia are carrying some of the highest amount of toxic elements in their body.