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• What are examples of fiction narratives?

  Short stories, traditional tales
• Biographies are examples of narrative non-fiction
• An explanation text explains a subject through supporting ideas.
• What does an expository text present factual data through?

  Description, comparison, contrast
• Steps to make a recipe or conduct a science experiment

  1️⃣ List actions or steps
• Diary entries are examples of a personal recount
• What is the purpose of a factual recount?

  Retell real-life events
• A persuasive text aims to convince readers or listeners to believe.
• Match the type of diction with its definition:

  Formal Diction ↔️ Sophisticated vocabulary, proper grammar

  Informal Diction ↔️ Relaxed and conversational language

  Colloquial Diction ↔️ Regional expressions or everyday phrases

  Slang ↔️ Informal words used by specific groups
• What does concrete diction describe?

  Physical things you can sense
• What is the purpose of poetic diction?

  Creative and artistic language
• Jargon diction is specialized language used by a certain profession or group.
• What is the main idea of a paragraph called?

  Topic sentence
• A topic sentence can be found at the beginning, middle, or end
• What do supporting details explain about the topic sentence?

  How, why, what example
• A general sentence is a key characteristic of a topic sentence.
• What is factual knowledge based on?

  Provable facts
• Statistical inference involves drawing conclusions from specific information.
• What is an informed opinion based on?

  Scientific evidence
• A personal testimony is given by someone based on their own experience.
• What is an inference in reading?

  Combining details with background
• What is an issue defined as in society?

  A debated problem
• Social issues involve affection in human relationships
• Match the type of issue with its example:

  Moral Issues ↔️ Teenage pregnancy

  Economic Issues ↔️ Poverty

  Social Issues ↔️ Bullying
• A fact is a true statement that can be proven with evidence.
• What is an opinion based on?

  Personal judgement
• Self-evidence refers to statements that do not require additional proof
• What does anecdotal evidence rely on?

  Personal experiences
• An argument from authority relies on the opinions of experts.
• Match the type of claim with its description:

  Claim of Fact ↔️ Asserts a condition exists or will exist

  Claim of Value ↔️ Judges a concept or idea

  Claim of Policy ↔️ Suggests a course of action
• What does a claim of value assess?

  Judges a concept
• A claim of policy suggests a specific action to address an issue.
• What does ethos refer to in persuasive techniques?

  The writer's credibility
• Logos in persuasion represents the appeal to logic
• What is the purpose of pathos in persuasive techniques?

  Evoke emotional responses