Day 13 Flashcard

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What is the main purpose of the text 'Time to Save the Whales'?

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To inform readers about the importance of whales and how individuals can help save them.

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What does descriptive text structure help the reader understand?

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It provides details about characters' actions and feelings, enhancing understanding of their dedication.

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How does the author’s note enhance the text?

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It provides background information about the interviewer and Zion, helping readers understand the setting and purpose.

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What are some ways whales help communities and ocean life?

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Whales contribute to the health of ocean ecosystems and support local economies through tourism.

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What is the significance of Zion's lemonade stand in the text?

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It illustrates his initiative and dedication to raising funds for whale conservation.

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What role does persuasive language play in the text?

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It aims to evoke emotions in readers, encouraging them to support whale conservation efforts.

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What is an example of a cause and effect relationship in the text?

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Zion's hard work leads to successful fundraising, which helps save whales.

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What type of language does the author use to engage readers?

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Descriptive and persuasive language to create emotional connections and vivid imagery.

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Why is it important to understand the author's purpose?

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It helps readers grasp the main message and intent behind the text.

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What are the benefits of fundraising for whale conservation?

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It raises awareness and provides financial support for research and protection efforts.