1. What is the main idea of a non-fiction text?
2. What is the primary role of supporting details in a non-fiction text about environmental impact?
3. How do imagery and rhetorical questions differ in their function within language analysis?
Main idea — purpose?
The central message or primary point of the text.
Key details — role?
Support and reinforce the main idea.
Imagery, rhetorical questions — purpose?
Engage the reader and emphasize key points.
Main Idea — definition?
Central message or primary point of the text.
Purpose — role?
Author’s reason for writing (inform, persuade, raise awareness).
Supporting Details — function?
Reinforce the main idea with facts and examples.
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