# Two Texts about a Paper Boat — own response

## What is each text for? Who might want each? Give a clue from each.

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## Name one topic detail both texts share.

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## Explain a difference in organisation or wording and how it fits the job.

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## Make a small own story or information version and say its job.

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## Complete matching neutral source

Text 1 — The Boat with a Bookmark
Nell made a paper boat for a toy harbour. “It needs a passenger,” Nell said. Bo put a bookmark picture inside. “This passenger wants to read,” Bo said. The boat tipped on the drawn harbour line, so Nell set it on a flat drawn island. They ended by drawing a reading chair there.

Text 2 — Our Pretend Harbour Display
This invented display has one paper boat, one bookmark picture and a flat drawn island. The bookmark picture is in the boat. The boat is on the island. The list names boat, bookmark picture, island. This describes the arrangement; it is not a water test or a making procedure.

## Full source picture description

Both whole texts are supplied. The picture shows a boat on a flat drawn island and a bookmark picture in the boat, with exact item labels. No real water, extra passenger, recommendation or own comparison appears.