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This document provides instructions and guidelines for writing a non-chronological report. It states that a non-chronological report includes a heading stating the topic, subheadings introducing each paragraph, and paragraphs containing information related to the subheading. It also notes that headings and subheadings should be formatted with underlining, bold, or capital letters and that spelling should be checked.

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This document provides instructions and guidelines for writing a non-chronological report. It states that a non-chronological report includes a heading stating the topic, subheadings introducing each paragraph, and paragraphs containing information related to the subheading. It also notes that headings and subheadings should be formatted with underlining, bold, or capital letters and that spelling should be checked.

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Non-Chronological Report

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C :\Inetpub\wwwro ot\ednet2 \schools \subjects \english\Final version of Text Types.doc

Non -Chronological Report

!eading " saying what the report is about

#ub$headings " saying what each paragraph is about

%aragraphs " relating to each sub$heading

&ritten in $ third person

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Labradors
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subheading

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)abrador dogs were first bred in the Canadian province of )abrador to help fisher*en with their nets. They would swi* out and pull in the ropes. +ecause they are very intelligent they are also very popular as guide dogs and as guide dogs for the blind. ,ppearance
sub$heading text relates to sub$heading

)abrador dogs are generally very large with big heads and strong erect tails. They can be blac-. golden or chocolate in colour. Te*pera*ent
sub$heading text relates to sub$heading

)abradors are very intelligent and easy to train. They are affectionate and loyal to their owners. +ecause they are very cal*. they are good pets to have with children. Treat*ent
sub$heading text relates to sub$heading

)abradors should not be over$fed since they have a tendency to get fat. #ince they li-e at least two wal-s a day they are not good town dogs and would be happier in the country.

Labradors
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Labrad ors
(ses )abrador dogs were first bred in the Canadian province of )abrador to help fisher*en with their nets. They would swi* out and pull in the ropes. +ecause they are very intelligent they are also very popular as guide dogs and as guide dogs for the blind. ,ppearance )abrador dogs are generally very large with big heads and strong erect tails. They can be blac-. golden or chocolate in colour. Te*pera*ent )abradors are very intelligent and easy to train. They are affectionate and loyal to their owners. +ecause they are very cal*. they are good pets to have with children. Treat*ent )abradors should not be over$fed since they have a tendency to get fat. #ince they li-e at least two wal-s a day they are not good town dogs and would be happier in the country.

Labradors
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Spain
1eography #pain is &estern 2urope3s second largest country. It is situated in the #outh &estern corner of 2urope between France and %ortugal. 4n one side of it is the 5editerranean #ea and on the other the ,tlantic 4cean.

Climate
The te*perature varies between ' 6C in 7uly. and 86C in 7anuary. The centre of #pain is generally hotter than it is on the coast. It does not rain very heavily in #pain but it is *ore li-ely to rain in #pring and ,utu*n.

Tourism
#pain is one of the *ost popular places to go on holiday. It has beautiful beaches and *any hotels which are particularly popular with the +ritish. #pain also has *any beautiful old towns and a nu*ber of 9o*an ruins left over fro* when #pain was part of the 9o*an e*pire.

Industry
#pain grows *any of the vegetables and fruit that we see in our super*ar-ets. They also *a-e cars and tractors and *any electrical goods.

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Castles
%urpose
, castle was used for *any purposes. It *ight be a ho*e for a *edieval lord but a rich lord *ight own *any castles and *ove fro* one to another. 4ften soldiers would be based there to protect the countryside. though so*eti*es the lord didn3t trust the locals and the castle was intended to scare the*. It *ight also be used as a courthouse. a prison or even as a storehouse for food.

5aterials
:ery early castles were built of wood and earth. particularly if they had to be put up ;uic-ly. )ater on they were always built of stone. in bloc-s that were so heavy and carefully put together that a surprisingly large nu*ber survive even today.

<esign
5ost *edieval castles were divided into two parts. the *otte or -eep and the bailey. The -eep was always the strongest part. It was often where the lord lived hi*self but it was also designed so that even if invaders got into the rest of the castle the -eep could still be defended. 4ften it was on a hill *ade by piling up heaps of earth. The bailey was also defended by towers and strong walls but it contained stables. store roo*s and sleeping roo*s for the soldiers. )ater on it *ight contain a ban;ueting hall and *ore co*fortable roo*s for the lord.

<efending the castle


#trong walls *ade it difficult for strangers to get in but if the castle was attac-ed then strong gates would be shut. 5any castles had *oats. =big ditches full of water>. all round the walls. The defenders would fire arrows onto the attac-ers and drop roc-s and rubbish on their heads.
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Non-Chronological Report

5y report has a heading saying what the report is about 5y report uses sub$headings The paragraph after each sub$heading contains infor*ation related to the sub$heading I have underlined headings and sub$headings or use bold type I have used capital letters and full stops I have chec-ed *y spelling

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