Persuasion: Author s Purpose

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Name: Persuasion: Author s Purpose Persuasive text is written to Convince someone to do something Make someone believe something Change someone s mind Some examples are Commercials Billboards Posters Letters Job applications Print advertisements

Author s Viewpoint An author s viewpoint is what the author believes about a specific subject or topic. Example: Lizards aren t messy. They don t make very much noise. Also, humans can t be allergic to them! The author s viewpoint is a. Lizards make great pets. b. Lizards aren t good pets. Prove it: Lizards make great pets because 1. They aren t messy. 2. They aren t noisy. 3. People can t be allergic to them.

Name: Persuasion: Author s Purpose Persuasive text is written to someone to do something Make someone something someone s mind Some examples are Posters Job applications Print advertisements

Author s Viewpoint An author s is what the Example: about a specific subject or topic. Lizards aren t messy. They don t make very much noise. Also, humans can t be allergic to them! The author s viewpoint is a. Lizards make great pets. b. Lizards aren t good pets. Prove it: Lizards make great pets because 1. 2. 3.

Persuasive Text #1 Author s Viewpoint Practice Reading is like any other skill. If you don't practice, you won't develop the vocabulary, the skills, and the ease. You won't be able to read fast. For some high school students, just reading a chapter in a textbook becomes like climbing a mountain, even though they are good readers. a. Reading is too difficult and isn t worth the time. b. High school students are terrible readers. c. Practicing reading is important to becoming a better reader. d. Students should practice reading textbooks. Persuasive Text #2 When your body doesn't have enough hours to rest, you may feel tired or cranky, or you may be unable to think clearly. You might have a hard time following directions, or you might have an argument with a friend over something really stupid. A school assignment that's normally easy may feel impossible, or you may feel clumsy playing your favorite sport or instrument. a. Getting enough sleep is important. b. It s okay not to sleep. c. Only adults need more sleep. d. Sleeping helps you play sports better. Persuasive Text #3 I have been in love with football since the age of ten. This is the most action-packed exciting sport there is. It is also the most fan friendly. How can you not love a sport where it s within the rules to rip the ball from an opponent's hands, throw him to the ground or hit him with all your might? a. Football is too violent. b. Football is the best sport. c. Everybody should play football. d. Playing sports is important.

Persuasive Text #4 The last time you fell off your bike, scooter, or skateboard, maybe you got lucky and only got a bruise or a scrape. But thousands of kids suffer serious head injuries each year, some can cause permanent damage or even death. Helmets help dramatically lower the risk of head injury. In many states, it s illegal for children to ride without one. a. Playing outside is dangerous. b. Without a helmet, you ll hurt your head. c. You should wear a helmet to protect your head. d. Helmets aren t very important. Persuasive Text #5 Dehydration is the cause of many heat related illnesses like heat stroke and exhaustion. It can creep up on you before you notice any symptoms. Keep a water bottle with you and refill it whenever you get a chance. a. Water is better than soda. b. Stay out of the heat. c. Water bottles keep you cool when it s hot. d. It s important to drink water often to avoid dehydration. Persuasive Text #6 Americans are hooked on swordfish! But last month 27 top restaurant chefs took them off the menu. Why? The number of swordfish is shrinking fast, and chefs want to save the tasty fish. During the 1960s, fishermen switched from using harpoons to using long lines with hundreds of hooks. Result: many more small swordfish are caught. The small fish never get a chance to grow and produce more fish. a. Swordfish are very tasty. b. People should stop eating swordfish. c. Fishing is bad. d. When fishing, be careful not to catch any swordfish with hooks.