TN Test Bank 10 from Savvas Realize

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What is a central idea in a passage?

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The central idea is the main point or message that the author wants to convey in a text.

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What does it mean for jurors to hear evidence with an open mind?

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It means that jurors should consider all evidence presented without bias or preconceived notions.

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How does an author's point of view influence the tone of a passage?

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An author's point of view shapes the tone by affecting how they express their opinions and emotions, which can create feelings like humility or indifference.

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What is the purpose of descriptive text structure?

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Descriptive text structure is used to provide detailed information about a topic, often using examples and characteristics.

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What does the term 'pool' refer to in the context of jurors?

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In this context, 'pool' refers to the group of selected and unselected jurors available for jury duty.

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What are signal words in a passage?

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Signal words are phrases that indicate the structure of the text, such as 'for example' or 'however', helping readers understand the organization.

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What is the difference between selected and unselected jurors?

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Selected jurors are those chosen to serve on a jury, while unselected jurors are those who are not chosen.

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Why is it important for jurors to have an open mind?

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Having an open mind allows jurors to fairly evaluate evidence and make impartial decisions based on the facts presented.

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What is the significance of tone in a passage?

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Tone reflects the author's attitude toward the subject and can influence how readers perceive the message.

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What does it mean to emphasize information in a passage?

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To emphasize information means to highlight or give importance to certain details or ideas within the text.