Recognizing Text Patterns

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Static electricity is all around us. We

see it in lightning. We receiveelectric shocks when we walk on anylon rug on a dry day and then

touch something (or someone). Wecan see sparks fly from a cats fur

when we pet it in the dark. We canrug a balloon on a sweater and make

the balloon stick to the wall or theceiling. Our clothes cling together

when we take them from the dryer.


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MAIN IDEA

EXAMPLES

STATICELECTRICITY IS

ALL AROUND US

LIGHTNING

CLOTHING FROMDRYER

BALLOON

CATS FUR

NYLON RUG

Static electricity is all around us. We

see it in lightning. We receiveelectric shocks when we walk on anylon rug on a dry day and then


when we pet it in the dark. We can

rug a balloon on a sweater and makethe balloon stick to the wall or theceiling. Our clothes cling together

when we take them from the dryer.

Static electricity is all aroundus. We see it in lightning. We

receive electric shocks when

we walk on a nylon rug on a

dry day and then touch

something (or someone). Wecan see sparks fly from a

cats furwhen we pet it in the

dark. We can rug a balloon on

a sweater and make the

balloon stick to the wall or the

ceiling. Our clothes cling

together when we take them

from the dryer.


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Charlie agrees with the old saying that adog is a mans bestfriend. When he comes

home from work, for instance, his dogShadow is always happy to see him. He

wags his tail, licks Charlies hand, and leapjoyously around the room. Shadow is also

good company for him. The dog is alwaysthere, for example, when Charlie is sick or

lonely or just needs a pal to take for a walk.Many pets, such as cats and parakeets,

provide companionship for their owners. ButCharlie would put his dog Shadow at the topof any best friend list.


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HAPPY TO SEE HIM

MAIN IDEA

EXAMPLES

A DOG IS A MANS

BEST FRIEND

GOOD COMPANY FORHIM

Charlie agrees with the old saying that a dog is a

mans bestfriend. When he comes home from work,

for instance, his dog Shadow is always happy to see

him. He wags his tail, licks Charlies hand, and leap

joyously around the room. Shadow is also good

company for him. The dog is always there, for

example, when Charlie is sick or lonely or just needs

a pal to take for a walk. Many pets, such as cats and

parakeets, provide companionship for their owners.

But Charlie would put his dog Shadow at the top of

any best friend list.

Charlie agrees with the old saying that

adog is a mans bestfriend. When he comes

home from work, for instance, his dogShadow is always happy to see him. He

wags his tail, licks Charlies hand, and leapjoyously around the room. Shadow is also

good company for him. The dog is alwaysthere, for example, when Charlie is sick or

lonely or just needs a pal to take for a walk.Many pets, such as cats and parakeets,

provide companionship for their owners. ButCharlie would put his dog Shadow at the topof any best friend list.


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Static electricity is all around us.We see it in lightning. We receive

electric shocks when we walk on anylon rug on a dry day and then


when we pet it in the dark. We canrug a balloon on a sweater and

make the balloon stick to the wallor the ceiling. Our clothes cling

together when we take them fromthe dryer.


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Recognizing an

example patternwill help readers

find out thesupporting details

from exampleswritten on theparagraph.


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After recognizing what the pattern is, readers are supposed to visualizeit either in mind or, perhaps, on a piece of paper.

In this case, example pattern is used. Signal words, such as for exampleand for instance, indicate that this pattern of organization is being

used.

MAIN IDEA

EXAMPLES

STATIC ELECTRICITYIS ALL AROUND US

LIGHTNING

CLOTHING FROMDRYER

BALLOON

CATS FUR

NYLON RUG


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Acrophobiais an intense, unreasonable fear of highplaces. People with acrophobia exhibit emotional

and physical symptoms in response to being atgreat heights. For instance, one sufferer ofextreme acrophobia, Andrea Copeland, is unableto go above the third floor of any building

without feeling enormous anxiety. Heracrophobia began one evening when she wasworking alone in her office on the eighth floor ofa large building. Suddenly she was struck with

terror. She gathered her things and left thebuilding, Yet, she still has no rational explanationfor her fear, which is also typical of this type ofphobia.


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MAIN IDEA

EXAMPLESunable to go above the

third floor

Acrophobiais an

intense, unreasonablefear of high places.


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