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What kind of writing would an author use to entertain an audience?
- Answer: A narrative
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What should be included in a good introduction?
- Answer: context
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Which of the following is an example of personification?
- Answer: The moon winked at me as I dozed off to sleep.
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Which of the following would be the BEST example of using precise language?
- Answer: The crispy, warm tacos filled my grumbling stomach.
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The following sentences mainly focus on what type of transitions?
- Answer: sequence of events
Authors write for a variety of purposes (to inform, the persuade/argue, or to entertain). What kind of writing would an author use to entertain an audience? * 1 point An argumentative essay A narrative An informational brochure None of the above What should be included in a good introduction? * 1 point conclusion climax chronological order context Authors use stylistic techniques, such as figurative language, to help them feel as if they are experiencing the text. Which of the following is an example of personification? * 1 point The loud car sounded like a growling bear. The moon winked at me as I dozed off to sleep. The airplane shot down the runway, ready for takeoff. She was a glowing princess, marching down the aisle, on her wedding day. Which of the following would be the BEST example of using precise language? * 1 point It was a very cold morning. We waited for the owner to open the restaurant. We took a short route home from the park. The crispy, warm tacos filled my grumbling stomach. Writers use transitions to create a clear flow of ideas in a story. The following sentences mainly focus on what type of transitions? * 1 point sequence of events setting time pacing
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