Author's Purpose And Points Of View

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    What is persuade?

    • Make you buy
    • Influence oyu in some way, agree or buy
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This quiz is about author's purpose. . . Why authors write. . . To inform. . . To entertain. . . To persuade. . . To explain. . .

This quiz is also about points of view. . . Where do you see it. . . First person. . . Objective third person. . . Omniscent third person. . . Limited omniscent third person. . .

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  • 2. 

    Why does a an author write an entertaining book and what is it?

    • Telling s good story;not true , focus on reader

    • Tellling a good story;not true, focus on reader, provide entertaining experience.

    • Agree or buy

    Correct Answer
    A. Tellling a good story;not true, focus on reader, provide entertaining experience.
    Explanation
    The author writes an entertaining book because they want to tell a good story that may not necessarily be true, but one that captivates and engages the reader. The focus is on providing an entertaining experience for the reader, which can lead to them agreeing with or buying the book.

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    What is true about first person? 

    • The character is in the story

    • Only reveals their personal thoughts/ feelings(cannot tell another characters thoughts/feelings

    • Very descriptive and paints a picture in the readers mind

    • Uses "me", "us", "I", and "we" and participates in the action in the story

    • All of the Above

    Correct Answer
    A. All of the Above
    Explanation
    The first person point of view is characterized by the character being in the story and participating in the action. They can only reveal their personal thoughts and feelings, not those of other characters. This perspective is also very descriptive and vivid, painting a picture in the reader's mind. The use of pronouns like "me", "us", "I", and "we" is common in first person narratives. Therefore, all of the given statements are true about the first person point of view.

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    How many minds does a limited omniscent (third person) enter and who do they focus on?

    • 5000 and me

    • 1000000000 and their mom

    • 1 and objective ( third person)

    • 1 and the main character

    Correct Answer
    A. 1 and the main character
    Explanation
    The correct answer is 1 and the main character. In a limited omniscient perspective, the narrator enters the mind of only one character, usually the main character, and focuses on their thoughts, feelings, and experiences. This allows the reader to gain a deeper understanding of the main character's perspective and motivations.

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    An objective(third person) is a _________ who reports what they _______/________ and tells us what is happpening in the story but doesn't include any ________ or __________

    Correct Answer
    Outsider. Saw/Heard. Thoughts or Feelings
    Explanation
    An objective (third person) is a perspective that is detached from the events of the story. They only report what they saw or heard, providing an outsider's point of view. This perspective does not include any personal thoughts or feelings, focusing solely on the factual aspects of the narrative.

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    What does a omniscent (third person) do?

    Correct Answer
    Enters the mind of more than one person and comments on other character's thoughts/feelings/behaviors
    Explanation
    An omniscient (third person) narrator is able to enter the minds of multiple characters and provide commentary on their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. This means that the narrator has access to the inner thoughts and emotions of different characters and can provide insights into their perspectives and motivations. This narrative technique allows for a broader understanding of the story and the characters involved, as the narrator can provide a more comprehensive view of the events and the characters' experiences.

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    What is explain?

    Correct Answer
    specific insrtuctions of directions(step-by-step)(cook book)
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "specific instructions of directions (step-by-step) (cookbook)". This answer accurately describes what an explanation is, particularly in the context of a cookbook. In a cookbook, explanations provide specific instructions on how to prepare a dish, guiding the reader through each step in a clear and detailed manner. This ensures that the reader can follow the directions accurately and achieve the desired outcome.

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    What is infom?

    Correct Answer
    Inform is to give factual information, focuses on the subjest being written about, and the main concern is to give the reader info
    Explanation
    The given answer accurately explains that inform means to provide factual information, with a focus on the subject being written about, and the main objective is to give the reader information. It highlights the main aspects of the term and describes its purpose clearly.

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