5 Written Questions

1. account of a person's life written or told by another person
2. a reason offered for or against something. In writing are developed to convince the reader of a particular idea, belief, or view
3. narration, description, exposition and argument
4. a short piece of nonfiction that appears in a periodical and is often written with the intent to inform the reader of news or information about a specific topic
5. a portrait in words of a person, place, or object

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. the key sentence or idea or the sentence which contains the central idea the writer will try to prove
   1. article
   2. diction
   3. essay
   4. thesis
2. the different kinds of written texts
   1. sensory details
   2. modes of discourse (definition)
   3. description
   4. modes of discourse
3. details in writing that apply to the physical senses
   1. thesis
   2. description
   3. perspective
   4. sensory details
4. short piece of nonfiction that examines a single subject from a limited point of view
   1. anecdote
   2. thesis
   3. essay
   4. biography
5. a mental view or outlook in writing
   1. diction
   2. description
   3. perspective
   4. article

4 True/False Questions

1. anecdote → a short piece of nonfiction that appears in a periodical and is often written with the intent to inform the reader of news or information about a specific topic

   True        False

2. diction → a portrait in words of a person, place, or object

   True        False

3. interview → a conversation such as one conducted by a reporter in which facts or statements are drawn from another; an account or reproduction of such a conversation

   True        False

4. autobiography → an account of a person's life written or told by that person

   True        False