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The introduction consists of paragraphs that expand the main topic
True
False
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A conclusion should tie everything together and sum up the article
True
False
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Is a characteristic of the informative text:
Is extensive
Give instructions about something
Satisfy curiosity
Is factual
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Whatever the idea or topic, the article writer will have a point of view that....
makes the article boring
makes the article interesting
makes the article unique
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Explore a range of issues, opinions, experiences and ideas
Social articles
Magazine articles
Professional articles
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Are ways of communicating information, except:
Flyers
Leaflets
Magazine
Pamphlets
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Informational texts are:
Thesis-driven
Interactive
Spontaneous
Problem-driven
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What does an article provide?
Establish the relationship between you as the writer and your relationship
A personal experience or anecdote related to cultural diversity
A human interest story about strange or unusual events
more background facts about an important issue than a newspaper report
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Grabs the readers´attention and persuades them to read the article
introduction
main body
conclusion
headline
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Which of this topics for articles you would NOT be asked to write about
A human interest story about a strange or unusual event
A profile of a well known person or celebrity
A turkey cooking recipe for Christmas
An analysis and opinion of an issue
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Informative, persuasive and instructional are types of text?
True
False
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Magazine/newspaper articles may satisfy the reader´s curiosity about many topics
True
False
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Instructional texts ask people to take certain actions. They may be used to give advance warning of a problem.
False
True
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Articles can be about people, places, topics or current issues
False
True
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A persuasive text:
Convince the audience to reach certain conclusions
Persuade
Uses reasoned arguments
Inform
