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- Q1The reason why an author or authors write literature.Author's Purpose30s
- Q2author's goal is to convince the reader to agree with the author's opinion.Persuade30s
- Q3author's goal is to enlighten the reader with topics that are usually real or contain facts with valid information.Inform30s
- Q4author's goal is to provide enjoyment for the reader.Entertain30s
- Q5The author is giving a detailed explanation of events, a process.Explain30s
- Q6How to build a treehouse, a receipe: how to bake a cake.Examples of Author's Purpose: To Explain30s
- Q7advertisements, commercials, newspaper editorialsExamples of Author's Purpose: To Persuade30s
- Q8textbooks, cookbooks, encyclopedias, newspaperExamples of Author's Purpose: To Inform30s
- Q9poems, stories, plays, comic strips, short story, novels, comedies, riddles, jokes, song lyricsExamples of Author's Purpose: To Entertain30s
- Q10Who the writer writes for (young adults, parents, children, policemen, voters, scientists, etc.)Audience30s
- Q11Author's Purpose: Persude, Inform, Explain, EntertainPIEE30s