Question 3
Tree-House Living
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When we think about a tree house, an image of a beloved
children's hideaway high up in a tree may pop up in our heads,
an image, perhaps, from our own childhood. A tree house is
often thought of as a place where adolescents can escape
from parents or annoying siblings. But times are changing.
These days, tree houses are in vogue with adults, too. Some
maintain that tree-house living is a way to keep their sense of
wonder and adventure stimulated. They enjoy the idea of
catering to their "inner child," regardless of their chronological
age. Whether they are free-spirited yuppies, eco-centric off-
gridders, or retiring baby boomers, many envision living in a
home closer to the sky than to the ground.
Tree houses have come a long way from the simple wooden
structures lovingly constructed by parents. From simple shacks
made from recycled materials to deluxe, multi-story
Drag and drop the statements below to identify the author's point
of view and show the order in which the point of view is
developed.
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While tree houses provide fun, they are difficult to connect to
modern utilities, among other issues.
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Tree houses can be as fancy as luxury homes and even serve as
hotels in the trees.
Tree houses are a fun reminder of childhood, and though they are
growing in popularity, they have significant drawbacks as a
modern home.
Point of View
Because tree houses are outside, the homes are susceptible to
weather and falling.
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