Exploring a non-fiction text with multiple perspectives
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I can identify different voices and perspectives within a text.
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The article is a profile piece, written in third person. However, it also conveys the subject's perspective.
The writer uses hyperbole, imagery and lists to bring Hine's experiences to life.
Direct quotations use the exact words from an original source.
Indirect quotations use your own words to paraphrase or express ideas from another source.
Writers will use direct and indirect quotations to capture the subject's voice authentically.
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