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Read each question carefully. Some questions will ask you to identify the author’s purpose of a given text (to inform, describe, explain, or entertain), while others will ask you to choose which example matches a specific purpose.

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Let's Test Your Knowledge!Version en ligne Read each question carefully. Some questions will ask you to identify the author’s purpose of a given text (to inform, describe, explain, or entertain), while others will ask you to choose which example matches a specific purpose. par RHEA GALE CLEMENTE 1 Did you know octopuses have three hearts? Two pump blood to the gills, while one pumps blood to the rest of the body. What is the author’s purpose? a To Inform b c d 2 I opened the fridge and screamed! My little brother had replaced all the food with rubber fruits and googly eyes. Mom laughed so hard she cried. What is the author’s purpose? a To Inform b To Explain c To Entertain d To Describe 3 To grow a sunflower, place a seed in soil and water it daily. Make sure it gets plenty of sunlight. After a few weeks, you'll see it sprout! What is the author’s purpose? a To Entertain b To Inform c To Describe d To Explain 4 Which of the following texts is meant to INFORM? a The clown slipped on a banana peel and landed in a pie. b Spiders are arachnids and have eight legs. Most of them spin webs to catch prey. c The sun dipped behind the hills, painting the sky orange. d “Help!” shouted the knight as the dragon chased him down the mountain. 5 Which of the following is an example of a DESCRIPTIVE text? a Use scissors to cut along the dotted line, then fold the paper in half. b Monkeys live in trees and eat fruits and insects. c The wind howled as the trees danced under the stormy sky. d My dog put on sunglasses and strutted like a celebrity! 6 Maria tried baking a cake for the first time. She accidentally used salt instead of sugar. When her family took a bite, their faces turned sour but they all burst into laughter! Maria learned to always double-check the labels a To Describe b To Entertain c To Explain d To Inform 7 Which of these texts is written to ENTERTAIN? a The sun gives energy to all living things on Earth. b Add flour, sugar, and eggs to a bowl, then mix well. c Leo the lizard wore tiny shoes and danced on the sidewalk. d Roses can be red, pink, or white depending on the type. 8 The haunted house creaked with every step. Cobwebs hung in corners, and a cold chill ran down my spine as I walked in. What is the author’s purpose? a To Describe b To Inform c To Explain d To Entertain 9 Which of these is NOT written to EXPLAIN? a To make slime, mix glue and detergent in a bowl. b First, water the seeds daily until they sprout. c Use both hands to hold the scissors safely. d I saw a glowing ghost float through the kitchen last night. 10 “Quick!” shouted Tom. “The aliens are escaping with the cookies!” He grabbed a laser spoon and flew after them on his turbo vacuum. What is the author’s purpose? a Describe b Explain c Entertain d Inform

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Did you know octopuses have three hearts? Two pump blood to the gills, while one pumps blood to the rest of the body. What is the author’s purpose?

I opened the fridge and screamed! My little brother had replaced all the food with rubber fruits and googly eyes. Mom laughed so hard she cried. What is the author’s purpose?

To grow a sunflower, place a seed in soil and water it daily. Make sure it gets plenty of sunlight. After a few weeks, you'll see it sprout! What is the author’s purpose?

Which of the following texts is meant to INFORM?

Which of the following is an example of a DESCRIPTIVE text?

Maria tried baking a cake for the first time. She accidentally used salt instead of sugar. When her family took a bite, their faces turned sour but they all burst into laughter! Maria learned to always double-check the labels

Which of these texts is written to ENTERTAIN?

The haunted house creaked with every step. Cobwebs hung in corners, and a cold chill ran down my spine as I walked in. What is the author’s purpose?

Which of these is NOT written to EXPLAIN?

“Quick!” shouted Tom. “The aliens are escaping with the cookies!” He grabbed a laser spoon and flew after them on his turbo vacuum. What is the author’s purpose?