1.along with purpose, where the writer is coming from is called the a. style. b. point of view. c. introduction. d. structure. 2. if readers truly comprehend a text, they're able to effectively it. a. recommend b. summarize c. brainstorm d. scan 3. for the most part, short-answer and essay questions assess a job applicant's skills. a. written communication b. numeracy c. leadership d. oral communication 4. knowing which of the following will you locate supporting evidence in an informational text more easily? a. the author's name b. the main idea c. opposing viewpoints d. length of the essay 5.which of the following is a fact? a. astronomy is a great college major for almost anyone. b. it would be fun to be an astronaut. c. the solar system was formed 4.6 billion years ago. d. a starry night is very romantic.

1. point of view. The point of view is the eyes through which the story is told. The author often gives a specific purpose and uses their point of view to shape and communicate that purpose.
2. summarize. An effective summary can only be written if the reader knows the main idea, key supporting details and author's overall purpose. Without those elements, a summary would be ineffective.
3. written communication. Often employers want to see if a potential employee has the ability to effectively communicate through writing. This is true especially now where email and chat platforms are commonly used in the workplace.
4. the main idea. When you know the main idea, you can then easily discern the structure of the text and locate the supporting evidence. 
5. The solar system was formed 4.6 billion years ago. The words great, fun, and romantic in the other choices eliminate them as a statement of fact. These words are opinions. What one person might see as great, fun, or romantic, another person may not.

The answer is d. prior knowledge. she breaks it into parts in order to figure out what other words have the same parts to the word and put the meanings together.