What type of structure does the given report follow? Is it more journalistic or non-journalistic? Explain why.
Understand the Problem
The question is asking to identify the type of structure for the given passage from 'The Adventures of Tom Sawyer' and to determine if it is more journalistic or non-journalistic, along with a rationale for the classification.
Answer
Non-journalistic, narrative literary style.
The passage uses a narrative, descriptive structure typical of literary writing, which is non-journalistic. It aims to convey emotions and a scene rather than reporting facts in an inverted pyramid style typical of journalism.
Answer for screen readers
The passage uses a narrative, descriptive structure typical of literary writing, which is non-journalistic. It aims to convey emotions and a scene rather than reporting facts in an inverted pyramid style typical of journalism.
More Information
The use of detailed description and emotional depth indicates a narrative approach, often seen in literature rather than journalism.
Tips
A common mistake is assuming all structured writing is journalistic; look for emotional elements and narrative flow for literary works.
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