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4:16PM Book Report: Tile Grapes or wraUl
When revieWing the merits or the book , Tile Grapes or
Wrath , by John Steinbeck I notice<! that Ule book may be
enjoyed on many level s. First, school children can see It as an
action-packed adventure story. second, high school kids often
see it In Ule cl assroo m Where Uley discuss many or Ule
unde r lying co n ce pts. Thlrd . adUlts find It good reading In Its
o wn right. Young adults often relate It to str if e in many parts or
Figure 5.15. Completed Header with text
Editing
To th is point , we have discussed entering and formatting a
report. These discussions have entailed a sma ll amount of
alteration to the content of the text. To accomplish this we have
moved the inse
rtion point about the document and re moved
some characters using the Backspace key. These function s,
although necessary to accomplish the exa mples thu s far , prop-
erly belong under the heading of editing functions. To that end,
we will elaborate and expand on the editing functions pre-
viously learned.
Before
proceeding , let's determine a definition for editing
characters. Quite simply, a charact er is any keystroke which
causes
an action in the text. This includes all keys except: