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Author's Purpose

1. Inform - author provides factual information Ex; nonfiction pieces

2. Persuade - author wants to influence the reader to think or believe the same things the author does or to encourage them to do something Ex; billboards

3. Entertain - author wants to make readers laugh, cry, feel suspense or otherwise enjoy the writing Ex; drama, fiction

4. Explain - author gives directions, steps, etc. on how something is done Ex; instructional manual

Author's Viewpoint - the author's approval or disapproval of a subject; their feeling comes through in the tone of the words used Three types of tone;

1. Positive tone - cheerful, happy, proud 2. Negative tone - sorrowful, angry, sarcastic 3. Neutral tone - doesn't show strong feelings one way or another