Q2 - EAPP 📝 Flashcards

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This is one of the bases why an author creates a write up or a piece.

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The Author’s Purpose

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2
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The soul of the piece that he / she will create.

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The Author’s Purpose

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3
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This purpose is intended to give information about a subject.

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TO INFORM

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4
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Authors with this purpose wish
to provide facts that will explain
or teach something to readers.

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TO INFORM

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5
Q

Pain is a normal part of a physical
process that lets us know
something is wrong.

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TO INFORM

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6
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This one is to amuse and delight;
to appeal to the reader’s senses
and imagination.

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TO ENTERTAIN

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7
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Authors with this purpose set out
to captivate or interest the
audience.

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TO ENTERTAIN

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7
Q

“Yes, I have gained weight. I
weighed only 8 pounds when I
was born.”

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TO ENTERTAIN

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8
Q

To convince the reader to agree
with the author’s point of view on
a subject.

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TO PERSUADE

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9
Q

Authors with this purpose may
give facts, but their main goal is to
argue or prove a point to readers.

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TO PERSUADE

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10
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The death penalty is deeply
flawed and should be abolished.

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TO PERSUADE

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11
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Tone refers to the author’s use of
words and writing style to convey
his or her attitude towards a topic.

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The Author’s Tone

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12
Q

It refers to the author’s use of
words and writing style to convey
his or her attitude towards a topic.

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Tone

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13
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An author’s point of view refers to his or her position on an issue or, in other
words, the author’s opinion or belief regarding an issue.

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The Author’s Point of View

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14
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Authors may have conflicting points of view (opinions) about controversial issues.

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The Author’s Point of View

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14
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When authors favor one side of an
issue, they are said to have a bias in
favor of that side of the issue.

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The Author’s Point of View

15
Q

Authors may be unbiased (neutral or
objective).

A

The Author’s Point of View

16
Q

It is objective.

A

FACT

17
Q

A precise detail that is accurate based on
verifiable evidence, a first-hand account,
or the result of an accepted scientific
procedure.

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FACT

17
Q

These statements are considered as
factual and true.

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FACT

18
Q

The Philippines is called the Pearl of the
Orient Seas.

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FACT

18
Q

These statements are not subject into
anybody’s thinking, and will only be
changed unless there is a declaration
by a higher authority, or based on
studies and experiments.

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FACT

19
Q

Korea is also hailed as Land of the
Morning Calm.

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FACT

20
Q

The Earth is the third closest planet to sun.

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FACT

21
Q

It is subjective.

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OPINION

22
Q

Expressions of an
individual’s sentiments, convictions, or
perspectives, and they may vary from
person to person.

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OPINION

23
Q

These statements are subject into
anybody’s thinking, and will only be
changed depending on different
circumstances.

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OPINION

24
Q

Not the opposite of a fact.

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OPINION

25
Q

I think, the earth is square.

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OPINION

25
Q

In my view, she is a liar.

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OPINION

26
Q

Instagram is the best application, ever!

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OPINION

27
Q

An erroneous detail or statement. It
should be corrected or it can cause
misunderstanding and disbelief.

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INCORRECT INFORMATION

28
Q

It can be checked or corrected with different trusted sources, agencies and organizations, authorities and others

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INCORRECT INFORMATION

29
Q

What is the opposite of fact?

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INCORRECT INFORMATION