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What did Abigail, Lily, and Avery conclude about the author's purpose in the passage?

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The author's purpose was to inform, persuade, entertain, or express feelings/emotions.

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How does the author's purpose impact our understanding of the text?

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It shapes the tone, content, and overall message of the text.

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What approach should Emma, Liam, and David take to evaluate the effectiveness of the author's purpose in conveying the message?

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Analyze the use of language, tone, and supporting evidence.

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Identify the tone of the author from the discussion of Liam, Lily, and Aiden about a book and explain how it relates to the author's purpose.

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Informative and objective

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Compare and contrast the purposes of two authors in their texts.

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Analyze the goals and intentions of each author in their writing.

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What is the author trying to achieve by writing the piece that Ava, Luna, and Michael are reading?

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To convey the main purpose or message of the piece

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How would the purpose of authors like Harper, Maya, and David influence the choice of language and style in their texts?

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Their purpose would guide them in choosing the language and style for their texts.

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How might the author's purpose influence the emotions and opinions of Benjamin, Zoe, and Aria in a book club?

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The author's purpose can influence the emotions and opinions of Benjamin, Zoe, and Aria by shaping the tone, language, and content of the text.

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How does the author's purpose shape the overall structure and organization of a text?

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The author's purpose determines the main focus, the order of information, and the tone of the writing.

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Identify the author's purpose in the introduction, body, and conclusion of the text.

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The author's purpose varies in the introduction, body, and conclusion of the text.