Asked by Aylia
In "Life Without Gravity," the author provides many ideas and details about living in microgravity. What do you consider the most important idea in "Life Without Gravity"? In an essay, describe the idea you think is most important and explain its importance. Support your claim with details from the essay. Use the reading selection to help you answer the question.
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Answered by
Nadstar
Aylia Jiskha can't help when you have to write an essay about a book your supposed to read if you didn't read the book you need to read because no one is going to read the book for you.
Answered by
Aylia
All I wanted was help. Even Ms. Sue would have put a link or a question. Btw, Jiska has helped many other students with essays, you're just being mean.
Answered by
Nadstar
I'm just telling the truth I didn't mean to upset you or anything like that you have to remember what ever they are asking from the book and start writing the essay
Answered by
Ms. Sue
Aylia -- I can't tell you what YOU consider the most important idea. What do YOU think?
Answered by
Aylia
And there's the question.
Thanks!
Thanks!
Answered by
Martin Lasowski
Here is my essay:
I believe that the most important idea is that life without gravity is not as good as you may think. I believe this because even though you can do things you can't on earth, it has some effect on your body. Most of the excerpt is about how it affects you, and here is some proof: "If astronauts don't force themselves to exercise, their muscles become so feeble that when they return to Earth they can't even walk." As you can see, the author thinks that microgravity is bad, but there are a few sentences where he says it is a fun thing. So I believe that the main idea is that microgravity is fun, but can have terrible affects on your body.
I believe that the most important idea is that life without gravity is not as good as you may think. I believe this because even though you can do things you can't on earth, it has some effect on your body. Most of the excerpt is about how it affects you, and here is some proof: "If astronauts don't force themselves to exercise, their muscles become so feeble that when they return to Earth they can't even walk." As you can see, the author thinks that microgravity is bad, but there are a few sentences where he says it is a fun thing. So I believe that the main idea is that microgravity is fun, but can have terrible affects on your body.
Answered by
Martin Lasowski
sorry if it's a bit long
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Anonymous
copy paste thxs for helping meh
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the questinator
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Lonely dog as in dog
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Anonymous
thx martin
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Single like a Pringle
Thank you, this really helped
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I am the ONE The oNE
Thank you good people :3
Answered by
emily
Martin i really like your essay it makes perfect sence and just a heads DON'T copy and paste martins essay as is you will get hit for plagurizim!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Answered by
chicken nugget ;3
@Emily its plagiarism lmao good try though!/// ;3
Answered by
??????
i agree you can use it for understanding what it should sound like but NO plagiarism!!! it's cheating if you copy and paste his work.
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Mrs.Sue(aka not the real garbage Mrs.Sue
thnx martin i'll copy yours
Answered by
Anti ForkKnife
DO NOT COPY IT IT IS PLAGERISED TO THIS SITE THEY WILL FIND ITTTTTTTTTT
Answered by
iStg
MS SUE, DO YOU UNDERSTAND THAT WE DONT NEED A WHOLE ESSAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WE JUST NEED HELP UNDERSTANDING IT, SO CAN YOU BE A TUTOR AND HELP US???????????????????????????????
Answered by
Uwu
i don,t know what going on here
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Mike Hawk
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