Reader Response Flashcards

The way a reader interprets and reacts to a text based on their own experiences, knowledge, and emotions.

Information or ideas that are stated directly in the text.

Information or ideas that are implied or inferred by the reader from the text.

Making critical judgements about how effectively ideas are presented and supported in a text.

Quotations or specific examples from the text used to support a reader's evaluation or analysis.

The reason why the writer has created the text, such as to inform, persuade, entertain, or describe.

The overall attitude or feeling conveyed by the writer through their language choices.

The way experiences and ideas are presented from a particular position or viewpoint in the text.

A justified opinion about the effectiveness of the writer's methods and ideas, supported by evidence from the text.

How a reader understands and makes meaning from the text, influenced by their own context and perspective.