Here are the answers for Lesson 5: Purpose and Point of View Quick Check
7th grade
1. the author's reason for writing
2. the author's attitude toward the topic
3. by presenting facts to teach their readers about a topic
4. Follow the recommended guidelines of daily caffeine consumption to maintain a healthy lifestyle.
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To find the answers to the questions in the "Purpose and Point of View Quick Check" for 7th grade, you would typically refer to the reading material or resources provided in the lesson. By carefully reading and analyzing the text, you can assess the purpose and point of view of the author. Here is a breakdown of how you could arrive at the correct answers:
1. The author's reason for writing: While reviewing the text, look for clear statements or implications that indicate why the author wrote the piece. Look for phrases like "to inform," "to persuade," "to entertain," or any other purpose that the author might have had in mind. Choose the answer that best aligns with the information provided in the text.
2. The author's attitude toward the topic: Pay attention to the language and tone used by the author throughout the text. Look for emotional or subjective language that will help you discern the author's attitude. Again, choose the answer that best reflects the author's tone as portrayed in the text.
3. By presenting facts to teach their readers about a topic: Assess the overall content of the text and consider whether the author is mainly presenting facts or attempting to teach the reader about a specific subject. Identify any informational or educational elements in the text that support your choice.
4. Follow the recommended guidelines of daily caffeine consumption to maintain a healthy lifestyle: This question appears to be a standalone statement, and you would need to evaluate whether it reflects the purpose and point of view of the passage you are analyzing. Check if the information aligns with what the author is discussing or advocating for in the text.
Remember, these explanations are provided based on the general process for finding the answers. Without the specific text or context, it's best to refer to the actual reading material provided to verify the correctness of each answer.