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QUESTIONS:
-What type of medium can provide information in a fairly compact way? A page also may contain charts, maps, and other printed visuals. (Lesson 5, page 2)
-What kind of evidence would be the most reliable, a quotation from a teacher, student, parent, or newspaper? (Note: Which option would be the least bias?) (Lesson 8)
-How can you describe a narrative nonfiction? (Lesson 4, page 2) How does a narrative nonfiction differ from other types of nonfiction?
-What type of medium can provide information in a fairly compact way? A page also may contain charts, maps, and other printed visuals. (Lesson 5, page 2)
-What kind of evidence would be the most reliable, a quotation from a teacher, student, parent, or newspaper? (Note: Which option would be the least bias?) (Lesson 8)
-How can you describe a narrative nonfiction? (Lesson 4, page 2) How does a narrative nonfiction differ from other types of nonfiction?
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Here are the answers to your questions based on the lessons mentioned:
1. **What type of medium can provide information in a fairly compact way?**
A **brochure** is an example of a medium that can present information concisely while also incorporating charts, maps, and other printed visuals, making it effective for conveying information quickly.
2. **What kind of evidence would be the most reliable, a quotation from a teacher, student, parent, or newspaper?**
A **quotation from a newspaper** would typically be considered the most reliable source of evidence because newspapers often have editorial standards and fact-checking processes in place. Conversely, a quotation from a **parent** would generally be seen as the least biased, as parents may have personal perspectives that can influence their views.
3. **How can you describe a narrative nonfiction? How does narrative nonfiction differ from other types of nonfiction?**
A **narrative nonfiction** is a genre that presents factual information using the structured format of a story, often featuring character development, a plot, and emotional depth. This style differs from other types of nonfiction by its storytelling approach, which can engage readers more deeply compared to more straightforward, expository forms of nonfiction that prioritize factual presentation over narrative elements.
1. **What type of medium can provide information in a fairly compact way?**
A **brochure** is an example of a medium that can present information concisely while also incorporating charts, maps, and other printed visuals, making it effective for conveying information quickly.
2. **What kind of evidence would be the most reliable, a quotation from a teacher, student, parent, or newspaper?**
A **quotation from a newspaper** would typically be considered the most reliable source of evidence because newspapers often have editorial standards and fact-checking processes in place. Conversely, a quotation from a **parent** would generally be seen as the least biased, as parents may have personal perspectives that can influence their views.
3. **How can you describe a narrative nonfiction? How does narrative nonfiction differ from other types of nonfiction?**
A **narrative nonfiction** is a genre that presents factual information using the structured format of a story, often featuring character development, a plot, and emotional depth. This style differs from other types of nonfiction by its storytelling approach, which can engage readers more deeply compared to more straightforward, expository forms of nonfiction that prioritize factual presentation over narrative elements.