Question 1

What does Author’s Point of View mean?

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The author’s opinion, feelings, or perspective in the text

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The goal or reason why the author wrote the passage

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The specific details or quotes taken from the passage

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The main subject or big message of the entire text

Question 2

Which example best shows Author’s Point of View?

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A writer describes how unfair a rule feels to athletes

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A text states the main lesson about hard work and talent

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A speaker gives evidence from research studies to prove a claim

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An author uses statistics to persuade the audience to change

Question 3

What does Author’s Purpose describe?

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The goal or reason the author chooses to write something

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The author’s emotions or opinions about the situation

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The proof or details used to support a main argument

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The big message of the text that applies to daily life

Question 4

Which of the following is a possible Author’s Purpose?

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To inform the reader with facts and details about genetics

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To provide evidence that comes from the actual text

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To show a different viewpoint on a scientific discovery

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To state the writer’s personal feelings on an experience

Question 5

What does Central or Main Idea mean?

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The most important point or message the text is about

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The writer’s personal opinion or emotional reaction

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The evidence or examples taken directly from the text

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The author’s reason for writing in a persuasive style

Question 6

Which is the BEST example of a Central or Main Idea?

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Hard work and training affect how athletes perform

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The author wants to persuade people to support sports

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The writer thinks athletes deserve more recognition

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A passage quotes experts who discuss genetic studies

Question 7

What does Rhetoric focus on?

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The art of using words in effective or persuasive ways

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The specific facts and quotes used to support a claim

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The author’s deepest feelings about an important topic

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The main point of the passage that applies to real life

Question 8

Which situation shows Rhetoric in action?

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A speaker uses repetition and emotional appeals to persuade

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A writer explains personal feelings about a recent event

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A student copies direct quotes from the original passage

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An essay presents only the main point without extra details

Question 9

What does Textual Evidence provide?

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The specific quotes, details, or examples from the text

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The author’s purpose or main reason for writing the text

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The big life lesson or theme found in the reading

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The main idea or central message of the entire passage

Question 10

Which of the following is an example of Textual Evidence?

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A student cites a sentence from the book to support a claim

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A reader explains the moral lesson of the narrative

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A speaker states their personal opinion about a debate

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An author writes to entertain the audience with a story

Question 11