Author's Purpose/POV/Tone
Quiz by Erin Miller
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- Q1A recipe to make an award-winning spicy chicken saladPersuadeEntertainInform30s
- Q2A note from your friend asking to be his science partnerInformEntertainPersuade30s
- Q3A map of the school showing all of the emergency exitsEntertainPersuadeInform30s
- Q4A poem about a chef who ruins every meal that he cooksEntertainPersuadeInform30s
- Q5A speech arguing that the eighth grade class should read The Hunger GamesInformPersuadeEntertain30s
- Q6A care label on the back of a sweatshirt explaining how to wash itEntertainPersuadeInform30s
- Q7A script for a TV show about a detective who can read the minds of farm animalsEntertainPersuadeInform30s
- Q8A sign carried by a protester that reads, "More Libraries, Fewer Prisons!"EntertainPersuadeInform30s
- Q9The play Hamlet by William ShakespeareInformPersuadeEntertain30s
- Q10A novel about a young girl who learns to demand respect from the worldPersuadeEntertainInform30s
- Q11The P in PIE stands forPersuadePoint of ViewPurpose30s
- Q12There can be more than one purpose, but there is always a main purpose.FalseTrue30s
- Q13Author's Point of View includes1st PersonBiases2nd Person30s
- Q14Tone is the author's _____________________ toward a subjectAttitudeReasonInference30s
- Q15Bias is based more on _________________ and opinions than on _________________.facts; feelingsfeelings; facts30s