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What are Quoted Words?

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Quoted Words are phrases or sentences that are taken directly from a source, often used to emphasize a point or provide evidence.

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What does the signpost 'Numbers and Statistics' indicate?

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It indicates the use of numerical data to support information, showing quantities or measurements.

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What is Extreme or Absolute Language?

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Extreme or Absolute Language uses strong words that leave no room for doubt, such as 'always' or 'never.'

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What does 'Contrasts and Contradictions' mean in nonfiction?

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It shows differences between what you know and what is happening in the text, highlighting unexpected changes.

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What is the purpose of using Numbers and Statistics in a text?

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To provide concrete evidence and support for claims made in the text.

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Give an example of Quoted Words.

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"The only thing we have to fear is fear itself." - Franklin D. Roosevelt.

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What is an example of Extreme or Absolute Language?

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"This is the best day ever!"

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How can you identify Contrasts and Contradictions in a text?

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Look for statements that differ from what you expect or know to be true.

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What is the difference between Quoted Words and Word Gaps?

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Quoted Words are direct citations, while Word Gaps refer to unfamiliar words or phrases that need clarification.

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What does the signpost 'Word Gap' indicate?

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It indicates the presence of words or phrases that may be unfamiliar and require further understanding.