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- Q1What is the main purpose of an author when writing a persuasive essay?To inform the readerTo convince or persuade the readerTo describe the settingTo entertain the reader30s
- Q2What is the main purpose of an author when writing a scientific research paper?To entertain the reader with fictional eventsTo persuade the readerTo describe the settingTo inform and present findings or results of a scientific study30s
- Q3What is the main purpose of an author when writing a fictional story?To persuade the readerTo inform the readerTo describe the settingTo entertain the reader30s
- Q4What is the main purpose of an author when writing a historical biography?To describe the setting of a particular time periodTo persuade the reader to take a specific actionTo inform the reader about a specific person's life and contributions in historyTo entertain the reader with fictional events30s
- Q5Which point of view is used in the following scenario: 'As I walked down the dark hallway, my heart raced. I could hear the eerie creak of the wooden floor beneath my feet. The shiver ran down my spine as I imagined what might be lurking around the corner.'Third person omniscientSecond personThird person limitedFirst person30s
- Q6In which point of view is the following scenario written? 'She walked into the room and noticed the scattered papers on the desk. He wondered who could have created such a mess and decided to clean it up.'Third person limitedThird person omniscientFirst personSecond person30s
- Q7Which point of view is used in the following scenario: 'John looked out the window and saw the sun shining brightly. He felt a sense of peace and tranquility as he admired the beauty of nature.'Third person limitedFirst personThird person omniscientSecond person30s
- Q8Which point of view is used in the following scenario: 'The crowd cheered loudly as the team scored the winning goal. The players celebrated their victory, raising their hands in triumph.'Second personFirst personThird person omniscientThird person limited30s
- Q9Which point of view is used in the following scenario: 'I was so excited as I opened the gift. The colorful wrapping paper fell to the floor as I held the shiny new toy in my hands.'Second personFirst personThird person omniscientThird person limited30s
- Q10In which point of view is the following scenario written? 'You walk into the old, abandoned house and see cobwebs covering the furniture. You feel a chill run down your spine as you explore the eerie rooms.'Third person limitedFirst personThird person omniscientSecond person30s
- Q11Which point of view is used in the following scenario: 'The sun was setting over the horizon, casting a warm glow on the city. People walked hand in hand, enjoying the beauty of the evening.'First personThird person limitedSecond personThird person omniscient30s
- Q12In which point of view is the following scenario written? 'They stood at the edge of the cliff, feeling the wind whip through their hair. They took a deep breath and jumped, exhilarated by the rush of adrenaline.'Second personThird person omniscientFirst personThird person limited30s
- Q13Which point of view is used in the following scenario: 'As the storm approached, she could see the dark clouds rolling in. She hurried home, hoping to seek shelter before the rain started.'First personThird person omniscientSecond personThird person limited30s