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When an author writes a text to inform the reader about climate change, what is the primary purpose?

• To persuade readers to take action against climate change.

• To entertain readers with stories about climate change.

• To inform readers about the causes and effects of climate change.

• To describe the author's personal experiences with climate change.

If an author uses strong, emotional language to discuss the plight of endangered animals, what is the author's most likely purpose?

• To inform readers about different endangered animals.

• To persuade readers to support animal conservation efforts.

• To entertain readers with stories about animals.

• To describe the habitats of endangered animals.

How can an author's point of view be determined in a text?

• By looking at the facts presented in the text.

• By identifying the author's tone and choice of words.

• By counting the number of paragraphs.

• By checking the publication date of the text.

Which of the following best explains how an author's purpose is conveyed through the text?

• Through the text's publication date.

• Through the use of images and graphics.

• Through the author's tone, style, and choice of words.

• Through the length of the text.

When comparing two texts on the same topic, what is important to note about the authors' perspectives?

• The number of pages in each text.

• The publication dates of the texts.

• The similarities and differences in the authors' viewpoints.

• The font size used in the texts.

An author writes a detailed account of their journey through various countries to explore different cultures. What is the author's primary purpose?

• To persuade readers to visit these countries.

• To inform readers about different cultures.

• To entertain readers with travel stories.

• To describe the author's personal experiences.

If an author's point of view in a historical text is biased towards one side of an event, how can this bias be identified?

• By the number of chapters dedicated to each side.

• By the presence of factual information only.

• By the tone and language used when describing each side.

• By the illustrations included in the text.

What makes an author's conveyance of purpose effective in a persuasive text?

• The use of complex vocabulary.

• The inclusion of many unrelated topics.

• The clear presentation of arguments and evidence.

• The length of the text.

In a narrative text, how can the author's point of view influence the reader's understanding of the story?

• By changing the plot of the story.

• By shaping the reader's perception of characters and events.

• By altering the setting of the story.

• By varying the length of the story.

When an author writes a text to describe the process of photosynthesis, what is the author's primary purpose?

• To persuade readers to plant more trees.

• To inform readers about how plants make their food.

• To entertain readers with stories about plants.

• To describe the author's personal experience with gardening.