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Author`s Purpose & Point of View
English Language Arts, Grade 7
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Read
each
text.
Write
the
author’s
purpose
and
point
of
view.
The
purpose
can
be:
inform,
entertain,
persuade,
or
create
a
mood.
The
point
of
view
can
be:
first
person,
second
person,
third
person
omniscient,
or
third
person
objective.
Two
roads
diverged
in
a
yellow
wood,
And
sorry
I
could
not
travel
both
And
be
one
traveler,
long
I
stood
And
looked
down
one
as
far
as
I
could
To
where
it
bent
in
the
undergrowth;
Then
took
the
other,
as
just
as
fair,
And
having
perhaps
the
better
claim,
Because
it
was
grassy
and
wanted
wear;
Though
as
for
that
the
passing
there
Had
worn
them
really
about
the
same,
...
I
shall
be
telling
this
with
a
sigh
Somewhere
ages
and
ages
hence:
Two
roads
diverged
in
a
wood,
and
I—
I
took
the
one
less
traveled
by,
And
that
has
made
all
the
difference.
excerpt
from
The
Road
Not
Taken
by
Robert
Frost
Having
a
dog-limit
law
will
not
stop
bad
dog
owners
from
allowing
their
dogs
to
howl
at
night
or
run
loose
through
the
neighborhood.
A
bad
dog
owner
can
cause
more
chaos
with
one
dog
than
a
good
dog
owner
can
with
four.
What’s
needed
is
for
the
town
to
enforce
the
leash,
noise,
and
dog-licensing
ordinances
that
are
already
on
the
books.
The
next
wave
crashed
upon
Jake
with
such
force
that
he
was
dragged
under
at
least
20
feet.
He
felt
himself
carried
with
a
mighty
force
towards
the
shore.
He
held
his
breath
and
tried
to
swim
forward
with
all
his
might.
Just
as
his
lungs
were
ready
to
burst,
he
felt
himself
rising.
His
head
shot
above
the
water’s
surface.
Gasping
for
breath,
he
thought,
“I’ve got
a
chance;
I
may
survive
this!”
Author’s
purpose
Point
of
View
Author’s
Purpose
& Point of View
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