RI6: Author's Perspective Flashcard

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What does it mean to infer an author's attitude?

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To deduce the author's feelings about the topic based on the language used.

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When analyzing an author's bias, what are you trying to uncover?

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The author's personal or cultural influences that shape their viewpoint.

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What is the best way to compare multiple authors' viewpoints on the same topic?

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Evaluating the evidence each author uses to support their claims.

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What does it mean to identify an author's perspective?

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To recognize the unique angle or viewpoint from which the author approaches the topic.

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What is the significance of an author's choice of words in understanding their perspective?

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Word choice can reveal the author's tone, attitude, and bias.

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How can context influence an author's perspective?

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Context, including historical and cultural background, can shape the author's viewpoint.

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What role does evidence play in supporting an author's claims?

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Evidence provides the foundation for the author's arguments and helps establish credibility.

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What is the difference between an author's perspective and their bias?

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Perspective is the author's viewpoint, while bias indicates a lack of neutrality.

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How can understanding an author's background help in analyzing their work?

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An author's background can provide insight into their motivations and influences.

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What techniques can authors use to convey their perspective?

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Authors may use tone, style, and rhetorical devices to express their viewpoint.