Authors Point of View

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Point of view in nonfiction text:

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Author's feelings about a topic.

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Understanding an author's point of view involves identifying clues in the text that indicate agreement or disagreement.

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The author leaves clues in the text.

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Author's view on Arizona summers?

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Miserable.

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Text evidence supporting the author's view:

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The heat when the sun is out is dangerous and unpleasant.

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Author's view on littering:

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Littering is a crime.

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Text evidence supporting the author's view on littering:

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Littering should be punished as a crime.

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Author's view on honesty?

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Better to be honest.

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Text evidence supporting the author's view:

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Honesty is the best policy.

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Author's view on zoos:

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Zoos aid animal conservation.

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Text evidence supporting the author's view on zoos:

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Zoos increase public knowledge on caring for animals.