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Graphic Features: Charts, Graphs, and Tables as Meaning-Makers
Analyze how charts, graphs, and tables help an author present data to achieve a specific purpose.
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Analyzing Print and Graphic Features for Author's Purpose
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Analyze how print, digital, and graphic features contribute to an author's purpose and apply this understanding alongside text structure to evaluate complete texts.
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