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2025, Intro to Writing 101, Spring
Typology: Schemes and Mind Maps
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Descriptive Essay Exemplar (Draft) John Doe ENGL. Prof. Noah Date: Cold Cuts I lived in Minnesota for seven years. Whenever I tell someone that, they always reply with different variations of how cold and miserable the state is in the winter and wanted to know how I survived. Minnesota is a fascinating and beautiful place, but its unique magnificence is overshadowed by the fact that it is cold up there. According to U.S. News, Minnesota experiences about 70 inches of snowfall every year. For the website Thrillst.com, which ranked every American state on how bad their winters are, Minnesota is the worst, while Hawaii was ranked first. But for me, sports, snow, and the people, makes Minnesota a wonderful state to live in the United States of America. Alternate thesis statement: Despite its harsh winters, Minnesota’s vibrant sport culture, winter activities, and friendly residents, makes it a uniquely wonderful place to live. Sport : Only 13 states in North America have all four major league teams. Minnesota is the least populous state to have a team in each major sport, NBA, NHL, NFL, and MLB. Minnesota is home to the Minnesota Timberwolves, Minnesota Wild, Minnesota Vikings,
and Minnesota Twins. US Cities With Teams In All Four Major Sports Leagues - WorldAtlas Research major championships and milestones Snow: According to The Sierra Club, there are over 20 things you can do in Minnesota in the winter: 20 Things to Do in Minnesota in Winter | Sierra Club Ice skating: Minnesota is known as “The Land of 10,000 lakes.” Every winter, the lakes freeze, and you can ice skate across. Ice fishing Snowboard Bonfire and s’mores Minnesotans: “Minnesota Nice” According to the Star Tribune, the largest newspaper in Minnesota, the cultural characteristics of "Minnesota nice" include polite friendliness, an aversion to open confrontation, a tendency toward understatement, a reluctance to make a direct fuss or stand out, apparent emotional restraint, and self-condemnation. Is Minnesota Nice even nice? Where did the term originate? (startribune.com) Conclusion
Is Minnesota Nice even nice? Where did the term originate? (startribune.com)