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Author's Point of View and Purpose
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What does the author's point of view reflect?
The main theme of the text.
The author's opinion or attitude toward the topic.
The author's life story.
The historical context behind the writing.
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What is the author’s purpose typically meant to achieve?
To analyze character development.
To summarize a known story.
To ask rhetorical questions.
To inform, persuade, entertain, or explain.
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What is considered evidence in a text?
The author's background information.
Creative writing techniques used.
Facts or details that support the author's view.
Plot summaries of other works.
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What does a claim represent in writing?
The emotional tone of the text.
The main point or argument the author makes.
The structure of paragraphs used.
The audience's expectations or needs.
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How does the author show their point of view?
By only using quotes from other sources.
By stating facts without opinions.
By avoiding any contrasting viewpoints.
Through specific word choices and examples.
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What is implied by the author's tone in the text?
The length of the text affecting meaning.
The facts presented without emotions.
The author's personal experiences only.
The author's attitude towards the subject matter.
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Which detail best reflects the author's viewpoint?
A statement that highlights a specific belief.
A summary of other viewpoints.
A description without clear opinions.
A vague reference to the topic.
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What is the author’s purpose in the passage?
To describe werewolves' strengths
To suggest monsters are real
To argue that vampires are more dangerous than werewolves.
To compare vampire and werewolves
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Which monster is described as immortal?
Werewolves age and eventually die
Vampires age and eventually die
Both monsters are immortal
Vampires are described as immortal.
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What gives vampires an advantage over werewolves?
Their physical strength
Their ability to control minds.
Their speed and agility
Their ability to transform
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What is one reason werewolves are considered less dangerous?
They have no special abilities
They are scared of humans
They transform only on full moons.
They are immortal creatures
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How do vampires attack their victims, according to the text?
By using weapons like guns
By growling loudly to scare them
By transforming into werewolves
By sneaking up quietly on them.
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What aspect of vampires increases their threat level?
Their diet consists solely of human blood.
They are less intelligent than werewolves
They can fly in the air
They only hunt at night
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What conclusion does the author make about vampires?
They are the most dangerous monsters.
They are less dangerous than werewolves
They should be avoided with caution
They are actually human
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