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True
False
Fake
Humorous
A famous writer's life told by another author.
A famous basketball player's wife sharing memories of her late husband.
Michael Jackson's mother describing his childhood.
Helen Keller writing about her difficulties of being blind all her life
Persuasion to prove their point.
Facts and details to help prove their point.
Opinions and details to help prove their point.
Summaries of details to help prove their point
To the middle of the word.
To the end of the word.
To the beginning of the word.
After the word.
Narrative
Descriptive
Persuasive
Fiction
To persuade you to change your mind.
To give out factual information.
To help reader to understand main idea
To entertain the reader
To change an opinion
To give information
To entertain the reader
To give directions
Another author
Unknown admirer
A relative
The author
Iinform
Entertain
Persuade
Express
Inform
Entertain
Persuade
Express
Table of Contents
Subheadings
Bold print
All of the above
Fact
Opinion
Neither Fact or Opinion
Both Fact & Opinion
An individual's importance in life and how he/she made a difference in the lives of others
The childhood experiences, family, career life of an individual written by someone else
the mistakes one has made in life and ways that he/she changed things to make the mistakes into positives instead
The childhood experiences, family, career and life of someone written by the person him/herself
What is the author's purpose?
What point is the author trying to make?
What is the selection mainly about?
When did the write the selection?
Narrative and informative
Expository and Narrative
Narrative and Realistic
Expository and Persuasive
Inform
Entertain
Persuade
Express
Fact
Opinion
Neither
Both Fact and Opinion
Fact
Opinion
Neither Fact or Opinion
Both Fact & Opinion
Ask someone if she live there
Visit Mrs. Smith at 636 Wilson Road
Telephone her at home
Hire a private investigator to follow Mrs. Smith
Chapter Titles
Glossary
Index
Headings
Refers to the way structures are put together
Refers to the fiction story and how it is told within each of the parts of the work
Refers to how the information within a written text is organized.
Refers to the text and how it is told in a way that lets people understand it better through realizing that the story is real/not made up
A summary - or short statement about a selection - that gives lots of thoughts and opinions about how you feel about a specific subject mentioned in what was read
a short statement or paragraph that tells what something is about but does not include irrelevant details or your opinions
A short statement or paragraph that tells about something important and gives ideas/specifics about the importance of what was stated
A short statement or paragraph about something important with persuasive thoughts and ideas to help a reader better understand the selection
Cause and effect
Compare/contrast
Sequence
Problem/solution
Cause/effect
Compare/contrast
Chronological
Problem/solution
Your own feelings conjured (or brought about) by the writer's presentation of a subject, or event.
The writer's attitude about himself and about others in regards to being objective
Your own feelings about the author and his thoughts
the writer's attitude toward the subject, reader, or himself/herself.