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Read the paragraphs carefully. Classify these paragraphs as narrative, expository, factual or personal recount, or persuasive. Write your answer on the blank before each number.

1. Each time Uncle Marcos had visited his Nivea's home, he had stayed for several months, to the immense joy of his nieces and nephews, particularly Clara, causing a storm in which the sharp lines of domestic order blurred. The house became a clutter of trunks, of animals in jars of formaldehyde, of Indian lances and sailor's bundles. In every part of the house people kept tripping over his equipment, and all sorts of unfamiliar animals appeared that had traveled from remote lands only to meet their death beneath Nana's irate broom in the farthest corners of the house. Uncle Marcos's manners were those of a cannibal, as Severo put it. He spent the whole night making incomprehensible movements in the drawing room, later they turned out to be exercises designed to perfect the mind's control over the body and to improve digestion. -Uncle Marcos by Isabel Allende​