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2.6- Test - Purpose, POV and Perspective
2.6- Test - Purpose, POV and Perspective
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What is a perspective?
Legislative funding
Policy
Point of View
Landmark case for Supreme Court
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What point of view says
her
,
he
,
she
, and
him
?
Third Person Omnicent
Second Person
Third Person Limited
Third Person
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author's perspective
how people feel
how you feel
viewpoint, is how the author feels about the subject.
how others feel
4
Authors use different text structures to...
organize their ideas
add visuals to their writing
give facts about their topic
research their topic
5
story of a person's life written by that person in first person point of view
mystery
historical
biography
autobiography
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whats the authors purpose
entertain
inform
persuade
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How does an author support their own point of view?
with pictures
with questions
with periods
with reasons
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The TONE and MOOD are:
Tone: Awed, Amazed Mood: Excitement, Inspiration
Tone: Cold, harsh Mood: Bitterness, fear
Tone: Frank, unemotional Mood:Peace, serenity
Tone: Helpful, Didactic Mood: Hopeful, Inspired
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Narrator is told in what point of view
3rd person
2nd person
1st person
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What point of view says
you
?
Second Person
First Person
Third person
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The point of view uses the pronouns he, she, they...
First Person
Third Person
Second Person
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The song creates a mood of:
Fear and Loathing
Love and Respect
Urgency and Suspense
Adoration and Sobriety
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What is the authors purpose?
Entertain
Explain
Persuade
Inform
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Tone/mood is important for authors purpose
True
False
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Do you have to agree with the author's point of view?
No.
Yes.
Maybe.
I don't know.
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can there be more than one purpose
False
True
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The tone is:
Truthful, objective
Inspired, awed
Informative, Didactic
Calm, serene
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What is authors purpose?
The moral of the story
The reason for the author writing the story
The amount of kids the author has
Who the author dedicates the book to
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hwhat is the authors purpose in the passage
to inform readers about the upcoming presidential election
to convince readers voting is easy
to convince readers voting is important
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What is PERSPECTIVE?
The supporting details
The lesson learned from the story
Who the narrator is
The way in which a character feels or sees something
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whats the authors purpose
dog
persuade
inform
entertain
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Which does NOT define one's perspective?
Eye sight
biases
experiences
interests
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What is the authors purpose?
Persuade
Explain
Inform
Entertain
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I can determine the authors perspective by:
Finding the main idea
Compare and contrast the text with another text
Reading the last paragraph
Looking for words that describe the author's tone
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What is the authors purpose?
Inform
Persuade
Entertain
Explain
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What is point of view?
second person
the position from which something or someone is observed.
Third person
First person
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"I or we" is in which point of view?
2nd person
1st person
3rd person
4th person
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To identify the author's point of view you should...
look for words and phrases that show what the author thinks.
ask thier friends.
read the summary of the story.
read the story more than once.
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The Tone is:
Awed, reverent
Hopeful, optimistic
Positive, Joyous
Inspired, passionate
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Authors Purpose (PIEED)
Persuade, Inform, Entertain, Explain, & Describe.
Perpetuate, Inform, Explain, Entertain, & Describe.
Persuade, Informal, Entertain, Explain, & Describble.
Persuade, Inform, Explore, Entertain, & Discreet
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This song creates a mood of:
Calm and Serenity
Awe and Adoration
Boredom and Indifference
Sleepiness and rest
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What is point of view?
Eyeshadow
The theme
None
The perspective that the story is written in
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What is point of view
Perspective from which the story is told
Second person
First person
Third person
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How can we identify authors purpose?
Googling it
Figure out why a passage was written
Reading the passage
By thinking
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What is tone?
the author's reason for writing a story
how the story makes you feel
where and when the story takes place
the author's attitude toward the story
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Whats the authors purpose of a documentary?
Entertain
Persuade
Inform
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The TONE of the song is:
Whimsical
Informational
Objective
Mock-serious
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The Tone is:
Objective, Indifferent
Harsh, Blunt
Angry, Hateful
Instructive, Didactic
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¨I¨ ¨me¨ ¨we¨ is an example of what point of view?
second person
third person
first person
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What is the authors purpose?
explain
Entertain
persuade
Inform
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What is the authors purpose?
Persuade
Explain
Entertain
Inform
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Authors attitude towards subject
Tone
Feelings
Setting
Theme
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tone and mood are the same
True
False
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What is the author's purpose?
Inform
Persuade
Be annoying
Entertain
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What can be an authors purpose?
To Entertain
To Persuade
To Inform
All of the above
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your perspective
perspecitive of others
your perspective of others
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What can help you identify the authors perspective?
The positive words an author uses
The authors opinion or attitude in the writing
The author's favorite animal
The amount of words the author writes
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What is mood?
where and when the story takes place
the author's reason for writing a story
the author's attitude toward the story
how the story makes you feel
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What is the authors purpose?
for the governemnt to show ll sides of studys on vitamins
to presuede
gerund
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the authors purpose is to
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entertain
inform
persuade
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what point of view uses I, me, and and mine
2nd person
3rd person limited
1st Person
3rd person omnisinct
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The difference between TONE and MOOD is:
Mood is how you feel, tone is how others feel
Mood=Good, bad, indifferent; Tone=Happy, sad, ironic
Mood is personal, Tone is impersonal
Mood=Emotions made by the atmosphere; Tone=Author's Attitude
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Which of these is not a reason authors write?
genre
entertain
persuade
inform
