Choose the correct definition of writing to inform.When writing to inform, the writer provides information to help the reader understand a topic.When writing to inform, the writer describes images to make a story more interesting and realistic.When writing to inform, the writer gives interesting information to entertain and amuse the reader.When writing to inform, the writer gives a very strong opinion on a subject to try and change the reader's mind.

Choose the correct definition of writing to advise.When writing to advise, the writer gives interesting information to entertain and amuse the reader.When writing to advise, the writer gives factual information to help the reader decide what to do.When writing to advise, the writer describes images to make a story more interesting and realistic.When writing to advise, the writer gives a very strong opinion on a subject to try and change the reader's mind.

Which of the following would be an example of writing to inform?A letter to a friend describing a holiday you went onA speech by an athlete about cheating in sportA narrative about a girl who wants to become a professional footballerA leaflet about healthy eatingI DON'T KNOWSUBMIT ANSWER

Which is true about why writers write?Writers want you to think about what they've written and for you to create your own ideas about the text to share with others.Writers want you to repeat what they say to others. What you think as a reader doesn't matter.

To identify your purpose of writing you must be aware of three things-  reason for writing, readers and content. True False

“Information literate people know how to find, _________, and use information effectively to solve a particular problem or make a decision.”*2 pointsevaluatesummarizereferencerevise