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What is the primary purpose of an author who aims to persuade?
What is the primary purpose of an author who aims to persuade?
- To convince the reader to agree with their point of view (correct)
- To educate the reader about a certain topic
- To entertain the reader with an engaging storyline
- To provide facts about a particular issue
What does the concept of intertextuality describe?
What does the concept of intertextuality describe?
- The historical context in which a text was written
- The tone and viewpoint of an author
- The relationship between the author and the reader
- The connection between different texts and their relationships (correct)
What is the term for the attitude or feeling conveyed by an author in a text?
What is the term for the attitude or feeling conveyed by an author in a text?
- Tone (correct)
- Hypertext
- Context
- Viewpoint
What is the primary purpose of an author who aims to inform?
What is the primary purpose of an author who aims to inform?
What does the term 'hypertext' refer to?
What does the term 'hypertext' refer to?
What is the term for the time period in which a text was written?
What is the term for the time period in which a text was written?
What is the primary purpose of using textual evidence in an argument?
What is the primary purpose of using textual evidence in an argument?
What makes a piece of textual evidence 'good'?
What makes a piece of textual evidence 'good'?
What is the purpose of paraphrasing in textual evidence?
What is the purpose of paraphrasing in textual evidence?
What is the role of a counterclaim in an argument?
What is the role of a counterclaim in an argument?
What is the purpose of referencing in textual evidence?
What is the purpose of referencing in textual evidence?
What is a claim based on preference called?
What is a claim based on preference called?