Morning Work Quiz #2

the author’s intent for writing for the audience (inform, explain, entertain, persuade)

• Author's Purpose

• Background Knowledge

• Bias

• Character

reading without attention or direct effort to decoding

• Base Word

• Background Knowledge

• Automaticity

• Central Idea

connections made between a text and the information and experiences of the reader

• Claim

• Background Knowledge

• Cite

• Author's Purpose

 a unit of meaning that can stand alone as a word; also called a free morpheme

• Broaden

• Cite

• Automaticity

• Base Word

when a writer or speaker exhibits partiality for a person, topic, or idea

• Author's Purpose

• Bias

• Claim

• Broaden

to further explore a topic for the purpose of expanding thinking

• Author's Purpose

• Bias

• Claim

• Broaden

the message(s) an author is trying to convey to the reader in an informational text

• Central Idea (Main Idea is the same thing)

• Character

• Base Word

• Author's Purpose

a person, animal, or other being used in a literary work to perform the action, speak dialogue, and/or move the plot forward

• Cite

• Character

• Base Word

• Bias

to select and use a quote from a source as evidence to support or justify a claim

• Broaden

• Claim

• Cite

• Background Knowledge

the foundation of an argument

• Broaden

• Claim

• Cite

• Background Knowledge