GR3: Author's Perspective

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What is an author's perspective?

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An author's perspective is their personal opinion or attitude towards a subject, which influences how they write about it.

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Why do authors express their perspectives?

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Authors express their perspectives to share their feelings, beliefs, and experiences with readers, making their writing more engaging.

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What does it mean if an author loves something?

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If an author loves something, it means they have a positive view and enjoy that thing, which is reflected in their writing.

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What does it mean if an author dislikes something?

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If an author dislikes something, it means they have a negative view and do not enjoy that thing, which is reflected in their writing.

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How can you tell an author's perspective in a text?

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You can tell an author's perspective by looking for words that show feelings, opinions, or attitudes, and by considering the overall tone of the writing.

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What is an example of a positive perspective?

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An example of a positive perspective is saying, 'I love sunny days because they make me feel happy and energetic!'

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What is an example of a negative perspective?

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An example of a negative perspective is saying, 'I dislike rainy days because they make everything wet and gloomy!'

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What is the importance of understanding an author's perspective?

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Understanding an author's perspective helps readers connect with the text and understand the author's message better.

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What is a neutral perspective?

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A neutral perspective is when an author does not express strong feelings about a subject, presenting facts without personal opinions.

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How can an author's perspective affect the reader's feelings?

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An author's perspective can influence the reader's feelings by making them feel happy, sad, excited, or scared based on the author's tone and word choice.