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Informative or Explanatory Writing

Narratives includes stories, personal experiences, and poetry

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Narratives includes stories, personal experiences, and poetry
True
False
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Informative or Explanatory Writing
entertains the reader
explains or provides instructions
draws attention to current events
provides humor to a serious problem
3
Big Questions are used for
delivering speeches
writing a research paper
drawing images in sequence
analyzing text
4
A Theme is
the reason an author writes a poem
the main idea or central idea in a literary text
the conflict's out come in a story
the purpose for reading a literary text
5
An argument ( writing)
has a tooth and an eye
has a rebuttal and a counterclaim
is something you need on Fridays
is always followed by an applaud
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Supporting details usually follow a claim or thesis statement.
True
False
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What does the author want you to understand?
fruit drinks
context clues
main idea
take action
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SOAPSTONE ( Speaker( or Author), Occasion, Audience, Subject, Tone)
is a form of AP testing
is used for reading analysis and writing.
is only used for reading
only used for poetry
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When reading, we can ______ to help understand the text. (THERE IS MORE THAN ONE ANSWER)
look for context clues.
look for repeated words or phrases.
use, "Big Questions."
look at the title and subtitles.
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Main idea is also the
author's purpose
reader's mood
central idea
author's tone