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Determine an author’s point of view or purpose in a text and analyze how the author acknowledges and responds to conflicting evidence or viewpoints.

Define key words in standard Acknowledge: accept or admit the existence or truth of Conflicting evidence Evidence that goes against the author’s point of view

What is author’s purpose? It is the author’s reason for writing

What are 3 common purposes for writing? Persuade Inform entertain

Complete author’s purpose handout You do Complete author’s purpose handout

What is point of View? The position an author takes on a subject In other words, the opinion or perspective an author has on a subject.

What is bias? When an author is partial or favors a person, group, side over another in a controversy

What is an example of bias? Why would a medical doctor be in favor of vaccinating children? Write a response to this question.