Paragraph Types

Any one can explain these paragraph types with reason

(a) I have always hated peanut butter. I know peanuts are good for you. They have nutrients and vitamins, discovered by George Washington Carver, without which American children would reach adulthood stunted and retarded. In addition to the nutrition benefits, peanut butter is fun food, perfect on sandwiches with jelly or alone, perfect for eating with your fingers and a sticky delight. But I don’t care about that. To me, peanut butter tastes like and has the consistency of mud. Not surprisingly, the mere thought of peanut butter makes me gag.

(b) Do you want to study in High School or in College? These two options are very dissimilar; although, in both you can learn a lot. These differences include homework, tests, and attendance policies. The first difference is homework. In High School, most teachers will assign you to turn in your homework late if you give them an excuse such as “I forgot it at home” or “It is in my locker”. In contrast, in a College if you give your professor one of these excuses, they will say “Too bad” and you do not have another opportunity.

(c) A racist is not someone that accepts another person for who they are but rather prejudges them based on their appearance or their skin color. The vast diversity of society makes it nearly impossible to eliminate all racial tension. A racist usually has no other reason to hate somebody except for the fact that the other person may look different or have a different skin color than them.

(d) Sunset is the time of day when our sky meets the outer space solar winds. There are blue, pink, and purple swirls spinning and twisting like clouds of balloons caught in a blender. The sun moves slowly to hide behind the line of horizon, while the moon races to take its place in prominence atop the night sky. People slow to a crawl, entranced, fully forgetting the deeds that still must be done. There is coolness and calmness, when the sun sets.

(e) Good libraries provide materials for their readers. One kind of materials is books on all subjects, both in English and other different languages. Books can generally be checked out of the library for a period of two or three weeks. Another kind of materials is reference books which include encyclopedias, atlases, and dictionaries. These materials can be used only in the library.