1. Authors do not always state their purpose in texts the reason being that it may be taken differently with everyone. 2. An authors expertise may effect his or her point of view by the type of writing they are most interested in. 3. The author's perspective, or viewpoint, is how the author feels about the subject. In order to determine the author's perspective, you need to figure out what opinion or attitude the author has about the subject. 4. The reader should pay attention to what the author leaves out because it may be helpful to understand why it was left out. If it was left out to make the story more dramatic or to hold suspense.
C. COMPASSIONATE BUT DISAPPOINTED
Answer:A- "that's awful" B "can you tell me" then "as far as i know" C "what happened" then "i can remember" D "that's interesting"
Explanation:
Simple grammar :)
Some ideas:
<em>For an essay about pandas</em>: While it might not seem like it, pandas are masters of camouflage in their forest environment.
<em>For an essay about Rosa Parks</em>: On December 1, 1955, Rosa Parks said no.
<em>For an essay about space travel</em>: Imagine holding on to the edges of your seat while hurtling out into distant space, dreaming of worlds beyond.
You don't have to use any of those, they're just suggestions. :) Happy essay writing!