ACTIVITY #8 GRADE 10

It educates the reader by imparting straightforward information, facts, and details on a certain topic.

• Informative writing

• Persuasive writing

• Argumentative writing

• Entertainment writing

This is part of persuasive writing where you list at least 3 reasons for your opinion.

• Introduction

• Body

• Conclusion

• Thesis statement

This part of your persuasive writing is where you restate your opinion in a persuasive way.

• Conclusion

• Introduction

• Thesis statement

• Body

Facts, quotations, statistics, and case studies are all types of:

• Evidence

• Reasons

• Appeals

• Opinions

When you evaluate evidence, you:

• restate the proof offered by the author

• decide if the proof supports the author's claims

• decide if you like it or not

• make sure that it is the author's opinions

Which of these are NOT examples of informational writing?

• We are on a quest to the city, we must find the treasure buried under it.

• Bees pollination help the world in many ways.

• TVs are made using LED lights and many other things.

• BTS sets new record for winning the Kid's Choice Award.

Explanatory writing does not provide?

• information

• Opinions

• Explanation

• Facts

True or False: The purpose of informative writing is to convince the reader that the writer is correct in his/her ideas.

• False

• True

The purpose of explanatory writing is to explain a topic to your readers.

• False

• True

What does subjective mean?

• Not influenced by personal feelings or opinions.

• The main topic in a sentence.

• Based on or influenced by personal feelings, tastes, or opinions.

• a maid or someone working under an important person.