Unit Test 1

Question 1

Claim

Answer 1

state or assert that something is the case, typically without providing evidence or proof.

Question 2

Cite

Answer 2

This is where you cite a evidence from the text/source

Question 3

Clarify

Answer 3

After citing the evidence you explain why you used that evidence to support your claim .

Question 4

Textual evidence

Answer 4

The details that readers use to support their idea about the text/source

Question 5

Authors tone

Answer 5

Authors thoughts towards his/her subject

Question 6

Authors style

Answer 6

refers to the way an author uses language (words, sentences, paragraphs) to achieve a purpose.

Question 7

Mood

Answer 7

the particular feeling or atmosphere the author creates for the reader.

Question 8

Inference

Answer 8

using clues from the text and your own experiences to make logical decisions about characters and events that are not stated directly.

Question 9

Authors Point of view

Answer 9

the way authors look at a topic or a subject, and their attitude toward it.

Question 10

Authors purpose

Answer 10

the author’s reason for writing. Authors typically write for one or more of the
following purposes: to entertain, to inform, to persuade, or to explain something to readers.

Question 11

Authors purpose

Answer 11

the author’s reason for writing. Authors typically write for one or more of the
following purposes: to entertain, to inform, to persuade, or to explain something to readers.

Question 12

Sequence

Answer 12

the order of events in a story or article as they happen from beginning to end.