TSIA2 Reading Writing
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hyperbole - Answer: extreme exaggeration, not meant to be
taken literally
, counterargument - Answer: an argument made in opposition to a
claim presented in persuasive writing
topic - Answer: the subject of a piece of writing
main idea - Answer: the writer's interpretation of the subject of a
piece of writing
credibility - Answer: the believability or trustworthiness an
author creates with his or her audience
active reading - Answer: engaging with the text by taking notes,
paraphrasing, questioning the text, or outlining the main ideas
summarizing - Answer: condensing the main ideas of a piece of
writing down to the most basic components
paraphrasing - Answer: rewording a text into your own words
without shortening it
a. to entertain
b. to persuade
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Solutions Graded A+
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hyperbole - Answer: extreme exaggeration, not meant to be
taken literally
, counterargument - Answer: an argument made in opposition to a
claim presented in persuasive writing
topic - Answer: the subject of a piece of writing
main idea - Answer: the writer's interpretation of the subject of a
piece of writing
credibility - Answer: the believability or trustworthiness an
author creates with his or her audience
active reading - Answer: engaging with the text by taking notes,
paraphrasing, questioning the text, or outlining the main ideas
summarizing - Answer: condensing the main ideas of a piece of
writing down to the most basic components
paraphrasing - Answer: rewording a text into your own words
without shortening it
a. to entertain
b. to persuade
