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- - - - Compare and Contrast
        
        The book basically highlighted the concept of nowadays energy, which refers to the unsustainable way. Where it also established the crucial difference between the usage of energy like coals as electrical powerhouse and fossil fuels or biomass as vehicles fuels. Where it brings out the concept of facts and opinion, while also describing both the pro's and con's of each respective energy sources.
    - - Bold print: Bold prints are used to highlight crucial information or new terminology. An example of bold print in the book is the term Fossil Fuels.
      - Subtitles: A book subtitle is a phrase that follows a book title to give it context. In this book, one of the subtitles reads, "Fossil Fuel", "The Endless Need for Energy and "Hydroelectrial Power"
      - Diagrams: A diagram is a drawing, image, or sketch that is used to help the reader visualize what the author is describing in the text. In this book, I found a diagram located on page 11. Showing the concept of a working dam.
      - Captions: A caption is a brief text over or under a picture. In this book there are several captions that provide descriptions of the illustrations or pictures. For example, there is an illustration depicting a machine where it is making cars and it's component.
      - Map: A map is a visual representation of your book's structure. In this book, I found that there are no maps.
      - Table of contents: Table of contents is a list of the chapters or sections given at the front of a book or periodical. In this book, the table of contents is provided to outline the various sections and topics covered within. While in this book, we could've find the table of content located on page 3.
      - Sidebar: Sidebars are extra notes that authors include in their writing. There are multiple sidebars in this book.
      - Title: A title is used as the main idea/central topic of the book. In this book, the title is "Energy Sources: Pro's and Con's."
      - Glossary: Glossary is an alphabetical collection of important vocabulary words with corresponding definitions. In this book, there is indeed a glossary located right at the end of the book, before the back cover.
      - Index: An index is essentially a roadmap to the book, listing names, places, and things in alphabetical order and giving the page numbers associated with each topic. An index was found right beside the page of the glossary.
    - - In my opinion, the structure of the text will also be affecting the final looks of the text it self. Where at this case, the book read is having the structure of comparing and contrast or in other words using two different perspectives to talk about energy sources. Therefore, the needed of text features such as graphs, diagrams, illustrations and others are crucial to support the writers statement.
    - - Drier,L,David. Energy Sources: Pro's and Con's, Learning A-Z
    - - Utilizing energy sources for a sustainable future and socio-natural balance
- - - - Cause & Effect: Following the incident on the highways in Pakistan, where people lost their land, lives, and honor, among other consequences, a 16-year-old girl named Najma now speaks in a cautious monotone. It is challenging to determine whether, after what transpired, she will ever speak naturally again. Seated beside her mother on the bed where the incident occurred, she attempts to engage in conversation without succumbing to tears.
        (Page 50)
      - Description: Sixty years after its founding as a homeland for India's Muslims, Pakistan straddles the fault line between moderate and militant Islam. Its dilemma is a cautionary tale for the post 9/11 world
    - - Captions: A caption is a brief text over or under a picture. In this book there are several captions that provide descriptions of the illustrations or pictures. For example, there is an illustration depicting a field with individuals holding guns and riding horses. The caption describes a military patrol taking place along a roadside near Peshawar. (page 35)
      - Title A title is used as the main idea/central topic of the book. In this book, the title is "National Geographic: Islam's Fault Line Pakistan"
      - Bold print: Bold prints are used to highlight crucial information or new terminology. An example of bold print in the book is the term "Highways in Pakistan", which shows its significance in the text.
      - Diagrams: A diagram is a drawing, image, or sketch that is used to help the reader visualize what the author is describing in the text. In this book, I found that there are no diagrams.
      - Table of contents: Table of contents is a list of the chapters or sections given at the front of a book or periodical. In this book, the table of contents is provided to outline the various sections and topics covered within.
      - Subtitles: A book subtitle is a phrase that follows a book title to give it context. In this book, one of the subtitles reads, "In Far Eastern Indonesia, the Raja Ampat Islands have a phenomenal coral wilderness," complementing the title "Ultra Marine".
      - Maps: A map is a visual representation of your book's structure. In this book, I found that there are no maps.
      - Sidebar: Sidebars are extra notes that authors include in their writing. There are multiple sidebars in thsi book.
      - Glossary: Glossary is an alphabetical collection of important vocabulary words with corresponding definitions. In this book, there are no glossary provided.
      - Index: An index is essentially a roadmap to the book, listing names, places, and things in alphabetical order and giving the page numbers associated with each topic. There are no index provided in this book.
    - - In my opinion, the structure of the text will also be affecting the final looks of the text it self. Where at this case, the book read is having the structure of comparing and contrast or in other words using two different perspectives to talk about energy sources. Therefore, the needed of text features such as graphs, diagrams, illustrations and others are crucial to support the writers statement.
    - - Islam's Fault Line Pakistan, National geographic
    - - The struggles of pakistan citizens after the war