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Audience and Purpose PFA- Summit- Review 2
Audience and Purpose PFA- Summit- Review 2
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What type of writing would encourage people to eat more vegetables?
Reflective
Informative
Persuasive
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Which audience would most likely learn from this picture?
A college math class
No one... it makes no sense
A Kindergarten class
A high school science class
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Assignment: Write to convince your principal to change the 'no hats' policy at your school. Purpose?
to inform
to evaluate
to persuade
to reflect
4
Assignment: write a funny poem about an experience you had during the pandemic. Two purposes for your writing will be:
to entertain and refect
to explain and persuade
to coach and explain
to persuade and reflect
5
Which is most likely written for the purpose of evaluation?
a book review
a scary short story
A news article listing local high school graduation schedules
a novel about a future society
6
Why might a recipe for avocado toast on wheat bread be posted in a doctor’s office?
to help people eat more healthily
to make people feel better if they’re sick
to make people hungry
to help people learn to make desserts
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If Anna wanted to give her opinion of an art museum she visited, she would write an informative essay.
False
True
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After attending "go to work with a parent day," Angelica wrote about what she learned. Her essay would be. . .
Persuasive
Reflective
Entertainment
boring
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Intended audience? essay about why a playground in a public park should be rebuilt
grandparents
young children
a city council
a store manager
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Assignment: Write how you decide whether you can trust the info in a collection of urls. Purpose?
to inspire
to persuade
to evaluate
to analyze
11
Which is the best text to include a diagram showing how to seat belt a baby carrier in a car?
a poster at a city hall
a book about parenting
a flier about a basketball team fundraiser
a book about raising elementary students
12
A short story about the adventures of a polar bear named Harry would be written for. . .
reflecting
informing
entertainment
persuading
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Assignment: essay discussing how the author of a book developes the theme. Purpose?
To inform people of the meaning of the word 'theme'
To entertain people who like scary stories
To evaluate whether this author is popular
To analyze and explain the author's work
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Purpose? Article with medical info about steroids and a story of a football player who destroyed his career using them.
to describe
to express an opinion
to persuade
to entertain
15
An article describing a rocket launch might be written for a magazine about space because . . .
rockets can travel in space.
rocket launches are suprising.
rockets are dull.
rocket launches are dull.
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Which is most likely written for the purpose of self-reflection?
newspaper article
mystery novel
journal entry
science article
17
Best place for an article about the effects of depression?
a handout at a counselor's office
a magazine about politics
There is no purpose.
a handout at the post office
18
A story about dragons might be written for children in elementary school because they are likely to be . . .
entertained by dragons.
learning about dragons.
writing about dragons.
bored by dragons.
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Which is the most likely audience for a political campaign speech?
teenagers
drivers
musicians
voters
20
Best audience for a short story about a funny incident in Mrs. Jones' room?
junior high students
professors of writing
high-school teachers
parents of preschoolers
21
T/F? A piece of writing can have more than one purpose.
True
False
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Which choice best describes the purpose(s) of print and television advertising?
to inform and entertain
to inform and persuade
to persuade
to entertain
