Venrer Literary Element

Name

The Kingfisher Train

Kellen entered "1964 Japan bullet train" on the touchpad. It blinked and

suddenly Kellen was taken back to the studio of Hideo Shima. He floated,

invisible, above Hideo's drawing board. Kellen was thrilled to see his favorite

inventor at work. On it was a sketch of a bullet train and a kingfisher, diving

for fish. Hideo said, "When the train leaves a tunnel at over 300 kilometers

per hour, it creates a shock wave that booms like thunder. Residents don't

like the noise." Hideo continued, "I'll change the train's shape to mimic the

kingfisher's long, thin beak. It will move quietly. Now technology and Nature

will work together."

Answer the questions about the text.

1. How do you know this text is fantasy?

Question

Mathematics

Elliot Adkins

13 October, 03:12

Venrer Literary Element

Name

The Kingfisher Train

Kellen entered "1964 Japan bullet train" on the touchpad. It blinked and

suddenly Kellen was taken back to the studio of Hideo Shima. He floated,

invisible, above Hideo's drawing board. Kellen was thrilled to see his favorite

inventor at work. On it was a sketch of a bullet train and a kingfisher, diving

for fish. Hideo said, "When the train leaves a tunnel at over 300 kilometers

per hour, it creates a shock wave that booms like thunder. Residents don't

like the noise." Hideo continued, "I'll change the train's shape to mimic the

kingfisher's long, thin beak. It will move quietly. Now technology and Nature

will work together."

Answer the questions about the text.

1. How do you know this text is fantasy?

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Answers (1)

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Tessa Flynn · Answer 1

You know the text is fantasy because of the unrealistic technology elements and unrealistic physical standards.

Step-by-step explanation:

You cannot float and be invisible nor can you create shock waves with your train with a beak.