cite textual evidence
what is cite textual evidence?
Citing textual evidence means using specific details, quotations, or paraphrases from a text to support your ideas, claims, or analysis about that text.
Where is main idea found?
at the beginning of a paragraph, serving as a topic sentence, or in the concluding sentence, summarizing the paragraph's content.
can figurative language be found in the paragraph?
Yes, figurative language can be found in paragraphs.
what is point of view?
the narrator's position in relation to a story being told.
How do you cite textual evidence?
direct quotes, paraphrasing, and summarizing, along with appropriate in-text citations.
what is main idea?
The central point or most important piece of information the author wants to convey.
how is figurative language used?
Figurative language is used to express meaning beyond the literal, often creating vivid imagery and deeper connections with the audience.
how do you use point of view?
in writing to determine the narrative perspective through which a story is told.
how can you cite textual evidence?
first identify relevant passages, then choose whether to quote them directly or paraphrase them, and finally, cite the source in a way that is consistent with the chosen citation style.
how is main idea used?
main idea is used to understand and remember the core message of a text.
what is figurative language?
the use of descriptive words or phrases to convey a meaning that goes beyond the literal definition of the words.
True or False
point of view can be seen in the paragraph.
True.