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Did the onceler stop making thneeds after the swomee-swans and humming fish had left?
Yes, the Once-ler stopped making Thneeds after the Swomee-Swans and Humming Fish had left. As the environment deteriorated and the creatures disappeared, he realized the impact of his actions on the ecosystem. The loss of the Swomee-Swans and Humming Fish made him recognize the unsustainable nature of his business, prompting him to cease production. Ultimately, he understood that the health of the environment was more important than profit.
Did the Once-ler stop making Thneeds after the swans and fish had left?
yes because there were no more truffula trees left and he could't cut anymore of them.
Were the byproducts that resulted from the making of thneeds harmful or helpful to the environment?
The byproducts from the production of thneeds, as depicted in Dr. Seuss's "The Lorax," were largely harmful to the environment. The manufacturing process led to deforestation and pollution, which disrupted local ecosystems and harmed wildlife. The story serves as a cautionary tale about the consequences of unchecked industrialization and the importance of environmental stewardship. Ultimately, the byproducts symbolize the negative impact of prioritizing profit over ecological health.
What was the once-lers responce to The Lorax asking him to stop cutting down the trees?
The Once-ler ignored the Lorax's plea and continued cutting down the trees to expand his business of making thneeds. He was driven by greed and did not consider the consequences of his actions on the environment.
Why would the humming fish reference to Lakie Erie a real place in an otherwise fictitious world?
The reference to Lake Erie in "The Hummingfish" serves to ground the story in a familiar reality, creating a contrast between the fantastical elements of the fictional world and a real geographical location. This juxtaposition can evoke a sense of nostalgia or connection for readers, making the narrative more relatable. Additionally, it highlights themes of environmental awareness, as real bodies of water often face ecological challenges, paralleling the story's underlying messages. Ultimately, it enriches the narrative by blending reality with imagination.
How did the onceler in The Lorax pollute the air?
If you're referring the the environmental decline in the book, it was because when he was making thneed's, he chopped down trees which make oxygen, and then the factories then polluted the air. The extra products of working a factor made sludge and toxic items that were carelessly dumped, creating a decline.
What is cake-making?
cake making is the making of cakes
Uses of iron?
-Making cars, trucks, and vans -Making steel -Making building supports -Making airplanes -Making Warships( Picture From the Front Page is a Destroyer) -Making Ships( Fishing and Trade) -Making office supplies (staples, nails, and paper clips) -Making computers -Making furniture
What is the difference between policy making and decision making?
diffrent btw decition making and policy making
Orca's communicate by making whatOrca's communicate by making what sound?
Making ssounds
What are you making in this activity?
what we are making in this activity
What you are making in activity?
what we are making in this activity
