Author's Point of View Video Quiz RI6 (eSpark)

What are we going to learn today?

• how to use context clues to determine the meaning of unknown words

• how to distinguish our point of view from the author's point of view

• how to use text features to help us quickly find information in a nonfiction story

• how to tell what the story is mainly about

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Our point of view has to be the same as the author's point of view.

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When reading, it is a good idea to ask myself if I feel the same way about the topic as the author.

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The author likes (a)   better.

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Which are some reasons the author gives to support his point of view?

• Cats are very friendly.

• Cats don't bark, jump on laps, or scratch at legs.

• Cats are very loud.

• Cats are polite.

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What's the author's point of view of vanilla ice cream.

• He thinks its the best flavor of ice cream.

• He doesn't like it.

• He likes it, but thinks chocolate is better.

• The author doesn't care about ice cream.

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What reasons does the author give to support his point of view?

• Vanilla ice cream is ranked number 1.

• It can be found anywhere in the world.

• It's a crowd pleaser

• You can eat it with any kind of topping.

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Do you agree with the author that vanilla is the best flavor of ice cream?

Type yes or type no (all lowercase)

(a)