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WorksheetsWhat is an INFERENCE, MESSAGE & PURPOSE?
Total questions: 9
Worksheet time: 5mins
What is an inference? (pick 2)
A good guess in your own words
A deeper deduction made from source details
A direct rephrase of the source details
A paraphrase of words in the source
ATQ means ___?
Answer The Question
Attention To Question
Ace The Quiz
Accept The Quest
What is TRUE about SBQs? (pick 2)
Case study of a controversial issue.
The ISSUE = debate topic & Sources A-F = points of view from different stakeholders.
Forces us to accept decided policies and laws in society.
Means to practice exam skills on bias and paraphrasing.
What is a MESSAGE? (pick 2)
A significant point about an issue or event (Pepsi is better than Coke).
A form of communication for an intended audience who cannot be contacted directly.
Has the intention to change the mindset of an audience or to provoke action.
Contains a reason with an expected outcome.
Refers to the reason for creating the source (to convince kids to buy Pepsi)
What is a PURPOSE? (pick 2)
A significant point about an issue or event (Pepsi is better than Coke).
A form of communication for an intended audience who cannot be contacted directly.
Has the intention to change the mindset of an audience or to provoke action.
Contains a reason with an expected outcome.
Refers to the reason for creating the source (to convince kids to buy Pepsi)
What is a MOTIVE?
A significant point about an issue or event (Pepsi is better than Coke).
A form of communication for an intended audience who cannot be contacted directly.
Has the intention to change the mindset of an audience or to provoke action.
Contains a reason with an expected outcome.
Refers to the reason for creating the source (to convince kids to buy Pepsi)
Understanding CONTEXT: The phrase "Take your time!" is sarcastic when ___.
It’s a teacher saying that to students sauntering into class after the bell has rung.
It’s a teacher saying that to students wolfing down their lunch as they were short of time.
It’s a teacher saying that to students doing extra work that is due only next month.
Understanding CONTEXT: The phrase "Take your time!" is fraught with worry when ___.
It’s a teacher saying that to students sauntering into class after the bell has rung.
It’s a teacher saying that to students wolfing down their lunch as they were short of time.
It’s a teacher saying that to students doing extra work that is due only next month.
Understanding CONTEXT: The phrase "Take your time!" can be taken literally when ___.
It’s a teacher saying that to students sauntering into class after the bell has rung.
It’s a teacher saying that to students wolfing down their lunch as they were short of time.
It’s a teacher saying that to students doing extra work that is due only next month.
