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perspective |
Your perspective is the way you look at something and what you think about it.
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craft |
A writer crafts their work to achieve a particular purpose.
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Purpose |
Purpose is the reason for doing something.
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engage |
To entertain someone is to engage or amuse them.
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review |
A review is a critical appraisal of a work.
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evaluate |
If you evaluate something, you make a judgment about how good or bad it is, and explain how you decided.
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article |
James wrote an article for the college magazine.
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feature |
A feature article has a more informal tone.
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brutality |
Police brutality is unnecessary force used towards a suspect.
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activist |
An activist is someone that tries to change something they are unhappy about.
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bias |
Bias means to favour something or someone over another.
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racism |
Our school has a zero tolerance policy on racism.
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