Do you think that the following passage from a student paper is suspicious? If so, why? If not, why not?

Landscape made up of things that work together to make them look good or look bad. We have to understand landscape looking. Depending on how we see these objects - our distance from them, for example, we can treat them as one of four basic elements - a point, a line, a plane or a volume. These relate to the dimensions found in Euclidean geometry and, as such, they can be regarded as simplifications of the real world, which tends to display a rather more complex type of geometry called 'fractal' geometry. An example is when we see things in the distance we think of them as points, especially when there is nothing else in the landscape.