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A recipe for making lasagna
Persuade
None of the Above
Entertain
Explain
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What is the Author's Purpose?
Inform
Persuade
Entertain
3
"This is gonna be a loooooong day." Why does the author use multiple Os in the word "long"?
To add a bit of humor
To unstick the O key
To add emphasis to the word
To fill in extra space
4
What was this Quiz about?
Authors Purpose
Authors Purple
Authors Tortoise
Others Purpose
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The author's purpose is to __ when a story has a moral or that the text contains lots of facts.
Inform
Entertain
Persuade
Explain
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A text that has more opinions and facts is likely to be a...
Entertaining Text
Autobiography
Commercial scrpit
Persuasive Text
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A pamphlet in a hospital would most likely...
Infrom
Inform
Explain
Entertain
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Which is
NOT
an example of things written to persuade?
Poetry
Advertisements
Speeches
Commercials
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The author only writes the text for one purpose.
False
True
10
A passage that has more facts than opinions is more likely to be a...
Speech
None of the Above
Autobiography
Recipe
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What does PIE stand for?
Persuade, Enternait, Inform
Pie, Entertain, Inform
Persuade, Entertain, Information
Persuade, Entertain, Inform
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Which is the best example of a text that Informs?
Limmerick
News Article
Novel
Poem
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Which is an example of a title that would be written for the purpose of persuading?
Speaking Conversational Chinese
Why Soccer in America will Never be the Top Sport
How to Divide Fractions
The Art of Fencing
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What are some examples of Entertaining Texts?
story, limerick, comic
joke, poem, novel
biography, diccionary, textbook
comic, textbook, joke
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A pamphlet in a gym would most likely...
Persuade
Inform
Entertain
None of the Above
16
What are the five purposes an author gives to his or her audience?
Keep awake, give examples, show off, manipulate etc.
Explain, to reveal, to interest, to educate and to inspire.
None of the Above
To describe, to inform, to entertain, to entertain
17
Which genre will have less facts?
Fiction
History
Science Fiction
NonFiction
18
What is the Author's Purpose?
Inform
Persuade
Information
Entertain
19
You just finished reading Jack and the Beanstalk, What was the author's purpose?
None of the Above
Persuade
Explain
Inform
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What is the Author's Purpose?
Persuade
Explain
Inform
Entertain
