Know Your Text Features!
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- Q 1/14Score 0Words that are in boldface or italic are29words or phrases that are important to understandshow relationship to the larger worldshow the author's point of viewnot important
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- Q1Words that are in boldface or italic arewords or phrases that are important to understandshow relationship to the larger worldshow the author's point of viewnot important30s
- Q2An author might use ________________________ to add emphasis to a word.graphicswhite spaceunderliningsidebar30s
- Q3This text feature is sometimes used to show the beginning of a paragraph or to set some text apart from the rest of the passage. It is moved farther to the right than the other text.bulleted listheadingindentationsubheading30s
- Q4A bulleted listdisplays a list of items.displays a list of items where the order IS important.easily displays a list of items where the order of the items IS NOT important.Make the passage easier to read.30s
- Q5A "title" that shows the main idea of an entire passage or article is calleda subheading.a heading.a caption.a text box.30s
- Q6Subheadings arerarely used in non-fiction passages.a “title” under the heading to further break a text into sections.bulleted lists.important for showing the main idea of an entire passage.30s
- Q7Extra spaces between text to separate it into sections so the reader can find information easily are calledbetween spaces.white space.space.blank space.30s
- Q8Visuals that help the reader understand concepts presented in the text are calledheadingsgraphicsvisual representationscaptions30s
- Q9Maps, charts, diagrams, tables, and timelines are all examples of different types ofcaptions.graphics.pictures.information.30s
- Q10Text under a graphic that gives an explanation of the graphic is called acaptionsubheadingheadingtitle30s
- Q11Vertical (up and down) sections of text that are easier to read than text that stretches across the entire page are known ascolumns.white space.textboxes.side sections.30s
- Q12A box of text that gives you side information related to the topic of the text you are reading; sometimes this is additional information; sometimes it is interesting facts or trivia about your topic.Sidebar or columnTextbox or passageSidebar or textboxTextbox or text space30s
- Q13A picture used to explain or decorate a text.captiondiagramillustrationmap30s
- Q14A printed note at the bottom of a page of text that provides needed information is called aheading.footnote.footer.subheading.30s
