If a famous chef writes a cookbook to explain how to cook many different types of food, what type of nonfiction text is he writing? persuasive

reflective

narrative

expository

expository, since he’s teaching you, or informing you how do do something.

Explanation: I’m pretty sure it’s expository since he’s teaching you, or informing you how do do something.

Expository looked it up! It listed many informational books including “Essays, newspaper, and magazine articles, instruction manuals, text books, encyclopedia articles, and other forms of wiriting” I found it on google.

Strangely enough, she didn't feel an ounce of jealousy when she saw Ross's poor attempts at flirting with the professor. Just amusement and a little bit of affection for Ross, the same kind of feeling she would get when she saw a cute dog or that time she had seen Chandler telling Monica that he "liked maintaining her."