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What does 'implicit' mean when referring to information in a text?

Suggested or implied

What is the process of uncovering implicit meaning called?

Making an inference

Why might a writer choose to use implicit meaning rather than stating everything directly?

To make readers feel more involved

Which benefit of implicit meaning helps create a better atmosphere in fiction writing?

It avoids being too obvious

What role does a reader take when engaging with implicit meaning in fiction?

An active participant

In fiction, what technique do writers use to convey implicit meaning?

They plant clues

How is implicit meaning often used in non-fiction texts?

As a persuasive technique

Why are implicit messages more convincing than directly stated information?

You discover them through inference

What two things does inference combine to uncover implicit meaning?

Text clues and your own knowledge

Which strategy for finding implicit meaning involves noticing absences in a text?

Considering what's missing

Why should you pay attention to word choice when looking for implicit meaning?

Writers select words carefully

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