Notice and Note Nonfiction

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What is Extreme or Absolute Language?

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Language that uses words like 'always', 'never', 'all', or 'none' to express strong opinions or ideas.

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What are Quoted Words?

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Words that are directly taken from a source, often used to provide evidence or perspective.

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What is the purpose of using Quoted Words in nonfiction?

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To help you think about the author’s point of view, purpose, bias, or conclusions.

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What do Numbers and Statistics represent in nonfiction texts?

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Quantitative data that provides evidence or support for claims made by the author.

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What are Contrasts and Contradictions?

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When the author shows a difference between what you know and what is happening in the text.

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Give an example of Extreme or Absolute Language.

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'Everyone loves pizza!' is an example of extreme language.

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How can Numbers and Statistics enhance a nonfiction text?

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They provide factual evidence that can support the author's arguments.

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What is the significance of identifying Contrasts and Contradictions while reading?

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It helps readers understand the complexity of the topic and the author's perspective.

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What is the effect of using Quoted Words in a text?

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They add credibility and allow readers to hear directly from sources.

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What should you consider when you encounter Extreme or Absolute Language?

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Think about whether the statement is too broad or if there are exceptions.