Question
In this section, you’ll compare two texts on the same topic.
You’ve noticed that your younger brother and sister, Brian and Lily, have recently taken an interest in reading books about dragons. You’ve always loved reading fantasy fiction, and seeing your sibling’s interest in the same topic has inspired you to create something of your own. As a special surprise for Brian and Lily, you decide to create a children’s book for them. Since you already have lots of great ideas based on the books you’ve previously read, you find this task not only rewarding but also a way to let yourself be creative.
Before you begin, you would like to review your knowledge about dragons. You reread the introduction to one of your favorite books, The Dragon’s Call, and then read a short online text about dragons.
Book Introduction: You never thought you’d find a dragon in your backyard. But there it is—huge, glowing scales and all. It doesn’t speak, but you feel its thoughts in your mind. The moment you touch its claw, your world changes. Magic, danger, and adventure are calling. Will you answer?
Online Text: Dragons are mythical winged reptiles that have been part of folklore since the earliest civilizations. Over time, they’ve appeared in mythology across the world—from China to Europe to Egypt. They’ve appeared in both modern and classic literature.
What’s one difference you read between the book introduction and the online text?
Question 1 options:
The book introduction is informational and meant to inform, while the online text is fictional and meant to entertain.
The book introduction is written in the second person, while the online text is written in the third person.
The book introduction contains information about dragons, while the online text contains information about dragon eggs.
The book introduction is about the history of dragons, while the online text gives background information.
You’ve noticed that your younger brother and sister, Brian and Lily, have recently taken an interest in reading books about dragons. You’ve always loved reading fantasy fiction, and seeing your sibling’s interest in the same topic has inspired you to create something of your own. As a special surprise for Brian and Lily, you decide to create a children’s book for them. Since you already have lots of great ideas based on the books you’ve previously read, you find this task not only rewarding but also a way to let yourself be creative.
Before you begin, you would like to review your knowledge about dragons. You reread the introduction to one of your favorite books, The Dragon’s Call, and then read a short online text about dragons.
Book Introduction: You never thought you’d find a dragon in your backyard. But there it is—huge, glowing scales and all. It doesn’t speak, but you feel its thoughts in your mind. The moment you touch its claw, your world changes. Magic, danger, and adventure are calling. Will you answer?
Online Text: Dragons are mythical winged reptiles that have been part of folklore since the earliest civilizations. Over time, they’ve appeared in mythology across the world—from China to Europe to Egypt. They’ve appeared in both modern and classic literature.
What’s one difference you read between the book introduction and the online text?
Question 1 options:
The book introduction is informational and meant to inform, while the online text is fictional and meant to entertain.
The book introduction is written in the second person, while the online text is written in the third person.
The book introduction contains information about dragons, while the online text contains information about dragon eggs.
The book introduction is about the history of dragons, while the online text gives background information.
Answers
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The book introduction is written in the second person, while the online text is written in the third person.