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Practice Reading: Re-order Paragraphs ID: #36790 Catapults
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Siege towers are large wooden structures.
The front and sides of a siege tower were usually covered with animal hides so that defending soldiers could not easily set it on fire.
They were wheeled into position next to the castle so that attacking soldiers could climb up the rear of the tower and attempt to cross over to the castle walls.
Catapults threw projectiles, such as large rocks, over or against castle walls.
They could throw large stones well over 300 meters, beyond the reach of defenders' arrows, allowing attacking soldiers to use catapults in relative safety.

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