HPB 20 Review

An Absent Narrative is:

• The story of the group in power.

• The story of the group without rights.

• The group whose story is missing.

• The story of the group who has the most rights.

The Dominant Narrative is:

• The story of the group in power.

• The story of the group without power or rights.

• The group whose story is missing.

The term historical context means:

• The publisher of the source.

• The reason why a source was produced.

• The setting when a source was created.

• The places where the source was printed.

The term 'intended audience' means:

• The person or group the source is written for.

• The person or group that made the source.

• The person or group that saved the source in a museum.

• The person or group that paid for the source.

The author's purpose to persuade means:

• to cause (someone) to do something by asking, arguing, or giving reasons.

• to let a person know something

• to use a theme, event, or story for enjoyment and amusement

The author's purpose to inform means:

• to cause (someone) to do something by asking, arguing, or giving reasons.

• to let a person know something

• to use a theme, event, or story for enjoyment and amusement

The author's purpose to entertain means:

• to cause (someone) to do something by asking, arguing, or giving reasons.

• to let a person know something

• to use a theme, event, or story for enjoyment and amusement

To analyze the author's point of view, you must first firgure out:

• the publication date.

• where the source was published.

• where the author was born.

• the overall topic of the source.

The term 'author's point of view' means:

• How the author came up with the idea for the source.

• How the author feels about the topic of the source.

• How the author financed the publication of the source.

• How the author points to the view when he's on vacation.

Text evidence means:

• Dialogue in the story.

• Details for a court case.

• Proof that people were messaging each other.

• A line or phrase from the source.