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- Q1The person or group for whom the author is writingAudience30s
- Q2The writer's aim or goalAuthor's purpose30s
- Q3An account of a person's life written by that personautobiography30s
- Q4Written to present an argument and to convince the reader to also believe and/or take actionpersuasive essay30s
- Q5A short nonfiction work that expresses a writer's thoughts about a single subjectEssay30s
- Q6Positive or negative feelings associated with a wordConnotation30s
- Q7an essay that explains, informs, or presents informationExpository essay30s
- Q8The various parts of the text and their organizational patternText structure30s
- Q9a writer's distinctive use of language to express ideas as well as his or her personalityvoice30s
- Q10Techniques associated with telling a story, whether fiction or nonfictionLiterary elements30s
- Q11story of a person's life written by another personBiography30s
- Q12the vantage point or perspective from which a story is toldPoint of View (POV)30s
- Q13writing that tells about real people, places, and eventsNonfiction30s
- Q14breaks a large idea into parts to help the reader see how they work together as a wholeAnalytical writing30s
- Q15an unproved statement put forward as a premise or main idea in an argumentThesis30s