Informational Texts
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- Q1Informational text is usually found in?Magazines, novels, biographies, and instruction manualsMagazines, history and science books, autobiographies, and instruction manuals.Magazines, history and science books, biographies, and instruction manualsIn anything you can read. By reading both fiction and nonfiction work we learn something new. This makes it informational text.120s
- Q2Some characteristics of informational text include?Bolded vocabulary, characters and story elements.Bolded vocabulary, fictional, visual representations, and headers over specific section.Headers over specific sections, characters, visual representations, and bolded vocabulary.Headers over specific sections, bolded vocabulary, and visual representations.120s
- Q3Which text feature helps us define words in our informational texts?HeadingsGlossaryTable of ContentsIndex120s
- Q4Which text structure presents the causal relationship between a specific event, idea, concept and the events, ideas, or concept that follows?SequenceQuestion-AnswerCompare and ContrastCause and Effect120s
- Q5Why would the author include illustrations?To expand the meaning of the textTo demonstrate his artistic abilitiesTo make the reader laughTo represent information in a different way120s
- Q6Which of the following would be considered informational text?StoryFictionNonfictionPoem120s