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1
Which quote is second person
If you can't reach the scissors ask a parent for help.
When you're done you must bake the mixture at 450°f.
You can't do that!
No You!
2
What are the five purposes an author gives to his or her audience?
Explain, to reveal, to interest, to educate and to inspire.
Keep awake, give examples, show off, manipulate etc.
To describe, to inform, to entertain, to entertain
To describe, to inform, to entertain, to explain, and to describe
3
Which point of view uses the pronouns I, me, or my?
Second Person
First Person
Third Person
Fourth person
4
Which point of view uses the pronouns He, she, or they?
First Person
Third person
Fourth Person
Second Person
5
Which pronoun will the narrator not use in third person?
them
they
He
we
6
How many versions of third person are there?
Sixteen
Five
Three
Two
7
"I hoped we would reach the West soon" What perspective is this written in?
Second Person
None of the Above
First Person
Third Person
8
Which is the best example of a text that Informs?
Poem
Limmerick
News Article
Novel
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What is the Author's Purpose?
Inform
Explain
Entertain
Persuade
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What does PIE'ED stand for?
Persuade, Entertain, Information
Pie, Entertain, Inform
Persuade, Enternait, Inform
Persuade, Entertain, Inform, Explain, Describe
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Which sentence is an example of first person?
First you're gonna get a bowl,and make sure you have 5 eggs.
Hi I'm Craig and I like to dance!
Mrs. Stewart and James didn't feel well today .
As I walked down stairs my mom Yelled at me.
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Which is an example of a title that would be written for the purpose of persuading?
How to Divide Fractions
Why Soccer in America will Never be the Top Sport
Speaking Conversational Chinese
The Art of Fencing
13
Which genre is not about real life?
Fiction
NonFiction
Science Fiction
History
14
A pamphlet in a gym would most likely...
Inform
Persuade
Entertain
None of the Above
15
What was this Quiz about?
Others Purpose
Authors Tortoise
Authors Purpose
Authors Point of view
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What is the authors point of view
the reason an author decides to write about a specific topic
Their eyes
Their glasses
The voice behind the story. It is who is telling the story.
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What are the three choices to express an idea for authors point of view
1 2 3
beginning, middle, and end
First person,second person, third person
persuasive, informative, explanitory
18
A recipe for making lasagna
Entertain
Persuade
None of the Above
Explain
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The author's purpose is the reason an author writes a text.
True
False
20
Which point of view uses the pronouns you and yours
None of the Above
First Person
Second person
Third person
21
The crowd began to roar as I made a few practice swings with the bat. What perspective is this?
Third Person
None of the Above
First Person
Second Person
22
A passage that is a nonfiction text is more likely to be a...
Informing text
Recipe
Autobiography
Speech
23
You just finished reading Jack and the Beanstalk, What was the author's purpose?
Inform
Explain
None of the Above
Persuade
24
The author only writes the text for one purpose.
False
True
25
Which is
NOT
an example of things written to persuade?
Advertisements
Speeches
Poetry
Commercials
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A text that has more opinions and facts is likely to be a...
Entertaining Text
Autobiography
Commercial scripts
Persuasive Text
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A pamphlet in a hospital would most likely...
Infrom
Explain
Entertain
Inform
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What is the Author's Purpose?
Entertain
Inform
Information
Persuade
29
What is the Author's Purpose?
Entertain
Persuade
Inform
30
What are some examples of Entertaining Texts?
joke, poem, novel
biography, dictionary, textbook
story, magazine, comic
comic, textbook, joke
31
Which point of view is used when the narrator tells the story from the point of one character?
Second Person
First Person
Third person
None of the Above
32
"Timmy thought that everything was going to go well that day" What perspective is this in?
All of the above
Third Person
First Person
Second Person