Great White Sharks By Peter Benchley Summary

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In the article, "Great White Sharks," Peter Benchley writes this article in a biased form.
Peter Benchley shows his bias when he wrote, "Nowadays more people are coming to respect and appreciate sharks for what they are: beautiful, graceful, efficient." This quotes some words that give a bias or opinion, "beautiful, graceful, and efficient." Another quote that shows Peter Benchley's bias is, "A swimmer has a better chance of being struck by lightning than killed by a shark." This shows that sharks don't attack humans as often then people think. The last quote that shows a bias is, "So we are learning bit by bit about these magnificent creatures." This quote shows that Peter Benchley thinks sharks are magnificent. The effect that Peter Benchley