Multiple Accounts of the Same Topic

different versions of the same topic, usually written by different people

• point of view

• style

• viewpoint

• multiple accounts

a written or spoken report of an event or topic

• viewpoint

• account

• context

• influenced

TRUE OR FALSE: When comparing and contrasting texts, consider the authors’ purposes for writing, their points of view, and the information they chose to include.

• TRUE

• FALSE

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These texts are created later by someone who did not participate in the event. These texts usually combine information from multiple sources. Examples include textbooks and biographies.

• primary source

• secondary source

• compare

• contrast

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What is the term for different versions of the same topic, usually written by different people?

• point of view

• style

• viewpoint

• multiple accounts

What is a written or spoken report of an event or topic called?

• viewpoint

• account

• context

• influenced

TRUE OR FALSE: When comparing and contrasting texts, consider the authors’ purposes for writing, their points of view, and the information they chose to include.

• TRUE

• FALSE

These texts are created later by someone who did not participate in the event. These texts usually combine information from multiple sources. Examples include textbooks and biographies.

• primary source

• secondary source

• compare

• contrast

What is the term for the perspective from which a story is told?

• narrative

• point of view

• style

• theme

Which of the following refers to the author's attitude toward the subject?

• tone

• mood

• style

• voice