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What is the author’s purpose definition? The reason an author wrote a particular text
What does the acronym P.I.E stand for? Persuade, inform, entertain
Describe the author’s purpose when trying to persuade the reader. to convince the reader of something or to think a certain way.
Describe the author’s purpose when trying to inform the reader. To teach or give facts to the reader.
Describe the author’s purpose when trying to entertain the reader. To hold the reader’s attention through enjoyment.
What is the main idea? What the text is MOSTLY about.
What are four things you can look for to find the main idea of an article? Look at the titles, headings and subheadings. Look at pictures Look for keywords that are used more than once. Read the first and last sentence
Why are text features important? They help organize the information and get a sense of the text structure before reading the text.
Name five different types of text features Photos and captions Headings and subheadings Charts, graphs, diagrams, maps Special print glossary
List the six text structures Description Sequence Chronological Compare/Contrast Cause/Effect Problem/Solution
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