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Author's Purpose, Position and Point of View

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1
A text can have more than one purpose.
False
True
2
Informational text often includes:
Data, opinion, analysis
Facts, details, hyperbole
Facts, details, instructions
Facts, arguments, pictures
3
Author's purpose and position are the same.
True
False
4
If a text entertains, it is always:
Mysterious
Humorous
Funny
Interesting
5
Author's position refers to:
Whether the author types sitting or standing
What the author thinks about a subject
The author plays first base
What the author knows about a subject
6
An example of narrator's point of view is:
Fifth person: author uses words like under, underneath
Sixth person: author is behind number five in line
First person: the author writes an autobiography
Second person: author writes about the person who lost
7
An acronym for reasons an author writes is:
P.I.E.
P.I.G.
P.I.A.
C.A.K.E.
8
In persuasive writing, an author tries to:
Put the reader asleep
Convince the reader of the author's position
Entertain
Make the reader sign a petition
9
P.I.E. stands for:
Pecan, ice cream, eclair
Persuade, inform, entertain
Poetry, information, excellence
Produce, investigate, envigorate
10
Terms that refer to an author's reason and manner of writing include:
Porpoise, position, point of contact
Purpose, position, point of view
Propose, position, point of a pencil
Propose, Pokemon, point of view