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What does it mean to 'contrast'?
To determine the similarities between two or more things.
To find out what the author feels in the text
To determine the differences between two or more things
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Primary or secondary source? A Biography
Secondary Source
Primary Source
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What are 3 parts of text we use to compare and contrast?
Time, Genre, Interest
Time, Place, Person
Author, time, person
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What is the most common Author's Purpose in Non-fiction?
To persuade
To inform
To entertain
To
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Compare or Contrast? Text 1 supports traveling. On the other hand, Text 2 says not to.
Contrast
Both
Neither
Compare
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Primary or Secondary: Our Social Studies textbook.
Secondary
Primary
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Primary or Secondary: Your teacher writes an article about the Civil War
Secondary
Primary
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What is the most common Author's Purpose in Historical Fiction?
To express thoughts
To inform
To entertain
To persuade
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Compare or Contrast? Author 1 as well as Author 2 discuss the controversy about Vietnam War.
Neither
Contrast
Compare
Both
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Compare or Contrast? I like pickles dipped in peanut butter
Contrast
Compare
Both
Neither
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Primary or secondary source? A Diary
Primary source
Secondary source
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What is this asking? How does the Hist. Fiction text alter what is said in the Nonfiction text?
What is true from the NF text that the HF text changes?
What is the same between the NF and the HF texts
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What does it mean to 'compare'?
To determine the differences between two or more things
To create a summary of a story
To determine similarities between two or more things
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Compare or Contrast? Author 1 says tomatoes are fruits while Author 2 says they are veggies.
Contrast
Compare
Neither
Both
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Review! What is an allusion?
An overused expression
A brief reference to someone/something famous
Giving human qualities to non-human objects
An extreme exaggeration
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Primary or secondary source? A PHOTOGRAPH
Primary Source
Secondary Source
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What is a Primary Source?
Someone who did not witness the event but writes about it
Firsthand account/the person was there to witness the event
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In this unit, what two genres of text are we focusing on?
Mystery/Nonfiction
Historical Fiction/Nonfiction
Science Fiction/Historical Fiction
Drama/Nonfiction
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Review! What is a euphemism?
A commonly used phrase
An expression that replaces harsh words with lighter ones
Noise words
A contradictory phrase
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Compare or Contrast? Both authors would agree that eating vegetables are good for your health.
Both
Neither
Compare
Contrast
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What does the word 'alter' mean?
Same
Interest
Change
Author
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Primary or secondary source? An AUTOBIOGRAPHY
Secondary source
Primary Source
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Challenge Question: What does the word 'Synthesize' mean?
Taking ideas from different places and putting them together
Skim through text
Changing point of views in the text
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Review! What is an idiom?
Giving human-like qualities to non-human objects
An extreme exaggeration
An expression that does not literally mean what it says
Comparison of 2 things using 'like' or 'as'
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True or False: Non-fiction and Historical Fiction texts can both contain names of people.
True
False
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What is Historical Fiction?
The author alters (changes) history to make it interesting
A text about something that could happen in the future
The author tells all the facts objectively in the text
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What is a secondary source?
Firsthand account-the author was there to witness the event
The author writes about an event but wasn't actually there
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Review! What is personification?
An extreme exaggeration
A commonly used phrase
Giving human qualities to non-human objects
Comparison of 2 things using like or as
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Primary or secondary source? A NEWS REPORT ON AN ACCIDENT THAT HAPPENED IN ANOTHER COUNTRY
Primary Source
Secondary Source
