POINT OF VIEW
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PROPAGANDA
TEXT STRUCTURES
BEST PRACTICES
100
VERY PERSONAL BUT NOT TRUSTWORTHY
What is FIRST PERSON?
100
The feeling created by the author through word choice
What is tone?
100
Positive words used to make you feel good about a subject
What is Glittering Generalities?
100
T0 tell about the differences and similarities of two or more objects, places, events or ideas by grouping their traits for comparison.
What is the purpose of the compare/contrast text structure?
100
Reading at a quick pace for general understanding or overview of the passage
What is reading for the gist?
200
THE FAIREST OF THEM ALL
What is THIRD PERSON OMNISCIENT
200
How the writing makes you feel
What is mood?
200
The use of facts and scientific sounding details to persuade someone to agree with an idea or buy a product.
What is Statistics and Data?
200
The most important point is made first and less valuable point are made after it.
What is order of importance?
200
Marking the question stems and "cave manning" the constructed response.
What are things you should do before you read the passage a second time?
300
YOU, SHE, HE, THEY
What are WORDS FOUND IN THIRD PERSON POINT OF VIEW
300
The feeling created by the word; usually positive or negative.
What is connotation?
300
A famous person endorses an idea or product or is mentioned in association with it
What is testimonial?
300
An organizational pattern where an author supports the main idea using  beliefs, feelings and data that can be proven.
What is fact/ opinion
300
Read slowly and carefully; interact with the text by making comments and underline key details.
What is things you should do on your second read?
400
You know a little about all the characters but don't relate to the main character closely
What is THIRD PERSON OMNISCIENT
400
The order of events in a story.
What is plot?
400
Appeal to the sense that it will make the reader or consumer feel special or higher class is the agree with idea or support the product
What is Snob Appeal?
400
An organizational pattern where an author supports the main idea by outlining the relationship between a cause and its outcome.
What is cause/effect?
400
Reread specific paragraphs or sections in a hunt for the BEST answer choice.
What is what you do on your third read?
500
Can reveal dramatic irony
What is third person omniscient?
500
When a story's plot changes direction;the most important one is the climax.
What is turning point?
500
The author or advertiser tries to convince that their idea or product is popular.
What is bandwagon?
500
An intentional writing pattern used by the author to achieve a specific purpose
What is a text pattern?
500
Before you answer the multiple choice
What is write your constructed response answer for the passage?
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