Author s Viewpoint

Jan 31, 2013

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Author's Viewpoint. The author's opinion about a topic.How the author feels about a topic.. Directions. Read the passage.Look at the choices.Choose the best answer.Write your answer on the whiteboard.. What is the author's viewpoint about gym class?. I wonder who made gym class mandatory? He

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Author s Viewpoint

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Author s Purpose

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