Author's Purpose
Text Features
Vocabulary
Author's Choice
Miscellaneous
100

What does P.I.E stand for? 

Persuade, Inform, and Entertain

100

What is a subheading's purpose in an informational text? 

To express the main idea for a particular section of the text

100

What is the definition of bogus?

Something that is fake
100

Why is it important an author has clear and concise subheadings? 

To provide text features to their readers that are easy to navigate and quickly understand the section's main idea

100

What is the name of our textbook?

HMH Grade 7

200

What is the author's purpose for The Camera Doesn't Lie?

Inform

200

Read the following subheading and choose which answer best supports the main idea of the section. 

"Ye Olde Fakeroo"

ANSWER A: Examples of scams throughout the years

ANSWER B: Examples of older scams that have been used in the past

ANSWER B

200

Why would someone need to elaborate their side of the story? 

they need to provide additional details 

200

Why would an author choose to use vocabulary that relates to their main idea?

To ensure readers are understanding important terms and phrases related to their writing's topic

200

What is the name of Unit 2? 

Reality Check

300

Why would the author bring up positive and negative details about the Internet? 

To have their audience understand that the Internet is a complex place-- it can be used for good and evil.

300

When reading an informational text, why do authors choose to bolden, italicize, and/or highlight terms in their writing? 

To draw the reader's attention to certain terms 

300

Name an antonym for obsess?

hate, loathe, dislike, indifferent, etc.

300

Why would an author provide multi-media examples in their article? 

To ensure their audience is provided with visuals that correlate to their topic

300

What is the name of the first article we have read for the second nine weeks? 

The Camera Doesn't Lie

400

If you were to change the author's purpose for the article, how would you do it?

Persuade: Include only one side of the argument--Internet is good OR bad

Entertain: Include more examples with elements of  entertainment

400

Which text features provide readers with additional information about an illustration?

Answer choices: textboxes, highlighted phrases, caption, or subheading.

caption

400

Name a prefix that changes the term accelerate to mean slow down.

de-

400

Why would an author include multiple sources when writing an informational text?

To ensure they are providing their audience with factual information to back up their claims

400

What is the article's main idea? 

The internet is a good and bad place; however, it is up for users to decide how they use it.

500

Without using the textbook, what is one of the positive details mentioned in paragraph one about the Internet?

"Where else can you read all the works of Shakespeare without leaving home? "

"Or catch up on the news around the world with only a few clicks?"

"Witness men flying with homemade bird wings!"

"Cheer for pigs saving goats!"

500

Without looking in the textbook, what is the last photograph used in the article to demonstrate examples of Internet scams? 

a unicorn

500

Name a synonym for ruse.

sham, scam, disguise, or trick

500

If you could add an additional subheading to the article, what would it be and why? 

answers will vary

Schneider's Answer: 

So, is it good or bad? 

500

Who wrote the article we read during week 11? 

Meg Moss