English, 27.01.2021 20:40, reinasuarez964

1. The canoe started to rock back and forth as the wind swept it farther and farther from shore. "Paddle." Darcy called from the beach. "Paddle harder,
Rachel! Fight it!" I heard the panic in her voice and paddled as hard as I could, but
it was a losing battle. I was no match for the powerful winds and rising white-
capped waves that swept over the lake. One chilly gust later, I lost sight of shore.
Read the following paragraphs. Determine whether each paragraph is Narrative,
Expository/Informative, or Opinion. Select your response.
Narrative
Expository/informative
Opinion

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