<h3>Question 1</h3>
Author's purpose: To inform
Explain: The answer is to inform because the poster states facts.
<h3 /><h3>Question 2</h3>
Author's purpose: To inform
Explain: The book is a book filled with facts about history. The chapter is informing you about how the Civil War began.
<h3>Question 3</h3>
Author's purpose: To persuade
Explain: The school is trying to convince students to not liter by adding at the end happy students.
<h3>Question 4</h3>
Author's purpose: To entertain
Explain: The author wanted to entertain people by writing a fun fiction story about a mother and her adopted deer.
<h3>Question 5</h3>
Author's purpose: To inform
Explain: The poster is there to inform students of their daily schedule.
Answer:
Its not a complete sentence.
Explanation:
Terence was the Roman comedy writer
Plautus was the first great writer of Greek comedy
Euripides was a Greek tragedian who introduced elaborate scenery
Aristophanes was a former slave who wrote comedy
and Aeschylus was a Greek tragedian who rewrote myths to suit his subject
Answer:
Im sorry i cant help seams like an test not assessment =(
Explanation: sorry i would but yeah have a good day The young man is caring for the older man, The man's eye is what drives the younger man insane enough to murder the man and chop his body up to hide it under the floorboards. Cops come that night (or the next day, I don't remember) because neighbors heard screaming. The young man said he had a nightmare. He invited the cops inside and sat them for tea right over where he buried the man's body. He thinks he got away with the perfect crime and there's no way he could get caught. But he starts hearing the heartbeat of the old man and some readers translate that to his guilt, others say it's the pressure of getting away with the perfect crime and having to keep it a secret that drove him mad. He finally lost his mind in front of the police and admitted to it, pulling up the floor boards for them. is an example of what u could use sorry have not read ur book