Question

structure and content? To help you answer this question, go to the table below. In your activity
Very well donel Finally, how do you distinguish academic texts from each other based on their
notebook, copy this table. Then, fill it out with brief answers based on your evaluation of Text
Text B. Text C, and Text D. You can always go back to the texts to double check your answers
Below each question, identify the part of the text where you found the answer. You may write at
the introduction, body, or conclusion, in alVany part(s), or if implied, in none among the parts of
Practice Task 3. Challenger Stage
the text
Guide Questions
Text A
Text B
Text C
Text D
1. What is the text
about?
Part of Text
2. What is the
writer's purpose
or message?
Part of Text
3. Who is the
target reader of
the text?
Part of Text
4. What is the
point of view of
the text?
Part of Text
5. How much
does the writer
know of the
subject? Briefly
explain your
answer
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Answer 1

Answer:

All texts are written for a reason – the writer will have an aim or purpose, for example to inform the reader or to persuade the reader. ...

To work out the purpose of a text, you look at its: ...

Unwrap your camera and check that you have all the accessories (see page 5). ...

Format. ...

Texts with more than one purpose.