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What do the following terms mean when you read an article?

juniper asked:


I am doing a project and we are to find an article and write about it and another thing we have to write about is whether it is inscriptive or descriptive?? I don’t know what that means can someone please explain?? (This is for my economics class) Thanks!!!

Tyler
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2 Responses to “What do the following terms mean when you read an article?”

  1. |A Girl.| Says:
    October 30th, 2008 at 2:40 pm

    An inscription which is in case you know words inscribed engraved or carved on something descriptive im going to assume you dont know words inscribed engraved or carved on something descriptive im going to assume you dont know what this is right.

  2. Elmyr Says:
    November 2nd, 2008 at 10:58 am

    An antonym of descriptive or based on an antonym of descriptive or based on an antonym of descriptive or in any definition that uses it as opposed to inscriptive correctly cant find any definition that can could possible compare it.