The document provides a high-level summary of a report on mountains in three sentences or less. It begins by classifying the mountains as one of the greatest systems in the world. It then explains why they are considered one of the greatest, using precise, descriptive language presented in the present tense. The report is organized logically to be easy to follow, with some paragraphs having implicit subtitles like "climate" to structure the information.

1. means
means
means

2. means

3. ACTUAL
OLGICAL
MPERSONAL
RECISE
RESENT TENSE

5. Opening paragraph
General comment gives a clear
to start, classifying indication of what
the mountains as the report will be
one of the greatest Classifying information about.
mountain systems
in the word.
Use of technical
Goes on to explain
Climate language.
why they are one
of the greatest Use present tense.
mountain systems. vegetation
Report is formal
Uses precise
descriptive Animal life No personal
pronouns
language.
Some paragraphs
The report is have implicit sub-
ordered logically titles: this one is
so it is easy to A concluding sentence that summarises ‘climate’
follow. the information in the report.

7. What was the main focus of each paragraph?
vegetation The facts
The Andes
Mountain Range
Wildlife
Climate conclusion
Domestic
birds animals
Decide which order you will write each paragraph
in. Number the circles so that you remember

8. Write the title
Non-Chronological Reports
vegetation The facts
Now copy theThe Andes diagram
spider
Mountain Range
into your book.
Wildlife
Climate conclusion
Domestic
birds animals