Responses
The author’s key ideas are supported by evidence.
The author’s key ideas are supported by evidence.
The author states a theme either directly or indirectly.
The author states a theme either directly or indirectly.
The author tries to get a reader to believe a certain way.
The author tries to get a reader to believe a certain way.
The author shows how protagonists and antagonists interact and create the central conflict.
1 answer
The true statement about informational or explanatory text is:
The author’s key ideas are supported by evidence.
Informational or explanatory texts aim to inform or explain a topic, and they typically provide evidence to support the key ideas presented. The other options pertain more to narrative or persuasive texts.
