This paper will discuss the rhetorical differences and stylistic effects used in the two passages about the Galapagos Island. To begin with, the first passage describes the lack of vegetation found on the Galapagos Island using vivid language in an informational form. When the author first arrives at the island she expresses that nothing could be less inviting. At first sight there seems to be little signs of life. In line 10 from the passage she …showed first 75 words of 306 total…

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