Unit 3 Nonfiction - Test
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When an author presents details in time order from first to last this is called
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Chronological organization
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Cause-and-effect
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Style
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Author's purpose
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Answer the following questions to the best of your ability. You may use your review guide as a reference.
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Persuasive writing is used to
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Make someone different.
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Persuade the reader or listener to adopt a particular point of view.
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To tell real life experiences.
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Show someone how you feel.
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A. Persuade the reader or listener to adopt a particular point of view.Explanation
Persuasive writing is a form of communication that aims to convince the reader or listener to embrace a specific perspective or opinion. It employs various techniques, such as logical reasoning, emotional appeals, and evidence, to sway the audience's beliefs or actions. Unlike the other options, persuasive writing focuses on influencing others rather than expressing personal feelings or sharing experiences.Rate this question:
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The life story of someone written by another person is called
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An autobiography
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A narrative
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A biography
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Reflective writing
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A. A biographyExplanation
A biography is the correct answer because it refers to a written account of someone's life story by another person. Autobiography would be incorrect as it is the story written by the person themselves. A narrative is a broader term that can refer to any type of storytelling, not specifically a life story. Reflective writing is a different style of writing that involves personal reflection and introspection, not necessarily a biography.Rate this question:
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An author's historical, social, and/or personal perspective affects his/her writing and is called
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Characteristics
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Author's Influences
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Mood
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Tone
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A. Author's InfluencesExplanation
An author's historical, social, and/or personal perspective affects his/her writing and is called Author's Influences. The term refers to the various factors and experiences that shape an author's perspective and subsequently influence their writing style, themes, and ideas. These influences can include the author's cultural background, upbringing, education, and the historical and social context in which they lived. By understanding an author's influences, readers can gain insight into the motivations and intentions behind their writing.Rate this question:
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The overall feeling of a selection is better known as the
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Purpose
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Tone
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Style
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Mood
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A. MoodExplanation
The overall feeling of a selection refers to the emotional atmosphere or vibe that the writing evokes in the reader. It is the combination of the author's choice of words, descriptions, and imagery that creates a specific mood. While purpose, tone, and style are important elements in writing, they do not specifically refer to the emotional atmosphere. Therefore, the correct answer is mood.Rate this question:
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The author's style is the way he/she does what?
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Focuses on the meaning of the selection.
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Puts ideas into words.
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Attracts the reader to the selection.
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Uses culture to develop the selection
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A. Puts ideas into words.Explanation
The author's style refers to the way in which they express their ideas and thoughts through writing. It encompasses the choice of words, sentence structure, tone, and overall presentation. While all the options may play a role in the author's style, "puts ideas into words" specifically highlights the author's ability to effectively convey their thoughts and concepts through written language. This involves the skill of translating abstract ideas into concrete language that can be easily understood by the reader.Rate this question:
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