Question 1

match

Question 2

match

Question 3

match

Question 4

match

Question 5

match

Question 6

match

Question 7

match

Question 8

match

Question 9

when you use your language skill to convince someone to agree with your opinion or take a specific action.

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persuasive text

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body

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conclusion

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author's purpose

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introduction

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informational text

Question 10

a subset of nonfiction that is used to inform readers about a variety of topics in the natural or social world.

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informational text

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persuasive text

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introduction

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author's purpose

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conclusion

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body

Question 11

one of the key elements of a text&#44; and knowing the author’s writing intent helps you better understand and appreciate the text.

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author's purpose

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informational text

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body

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persuasive text

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introduction

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conclusion

Question 12

Part of persuasive text where you should address opposing ideas&#44; present enough evidence&#44; base the evidence on facts&#44; studies&#44;statistics&#44; quotes or experiences.

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body

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persuasive text

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informational text

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author's purpose

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conclusion

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introduction

Question 13

Part of persuasive text where you should start with a hook, provide some background information and clearly state your position.

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introduction

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persuasive text

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conclusion

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body

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author's purpose

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informational text

Question 14

Part of persuasive text where you should sum up the ideas presented previously&#44; avoid introducing new facts or arguments&#44;restate the thesis statement and show how you proved it.

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conclusion

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informational text

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author's purpose

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body

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persuasive text

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introduction

Question 15

a subset of nonfiction that is used to inform readers about a variety of topics in the natural or social world.

Accepted Answer

informational text

Question 16

one of the key elements of a text&#44; and knowing the author’s writing intent helps you better understand and appreciate the text.

Accepted Answer

author's purpose

Question 17

when you use your language skill to convince someone to agree with your opinion or take a specific action.

Accepted Answer

persuasive text

Question 18

Part of persuasive text where you should start with a hook, provide some background information and clearly state your position.

Accepted Answer

introduction

Question 19

Part of persuasive text where you should address opposing ideas&#44; present enough evidence&#44; base the evidence on facts&#44; studies&#44;statistics&#44; quotes or experiences.

Accepted Answer

body

Question 20

Part of persuasive text where you should sum up the ideas presented previously&#44; avoid introducing new facts or arguments&#44;restate the thesis statement and show how you proved it.

Accepted Answer

conclusion

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