Non Fiction Terms
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- Q1a label or brief explanation that goes with a photograph or an illustrationcaption30s
- Q2to report the exact words of an author that are always surrounded by quotation marksdirect quotation30s
- Q3the title of an article in a newspaper or magazine that is generally in larger type than the rest of the textheadline30s
- Q4A main point that the author is making (also called a main idea).central idea30s
- Q5a short statement or paragraph that tells what an article is about and does not include your opinionsobjective summary30s
- Q6to reword or rephrase something written or spoken by someone elseparaphrase30s
- Q7a short article placed alongside a longer article and containing additional informationsidebar30s
- Q8the heading or title of a section of a text and is sometimes called a subtitlesubhead30s
- Q9information used to support an argument or a claimsupporting evidence30s
- Q10supporting evidence that comes from the text in the form of a direct quotation or a paraphrasetext evidence30s
- Q11parts of an article that help you better understand what you read such as photographs, captions, maps, sidebars, headlines, subheads, charts, graphs, etctext features30s
- Q12the way an author organizes information in a texttext structure30s
- Q13includes details to help you picture or get to know a person, place, thing or ideadescription/list30s
- Q14describes events in the order they happen; also called chronological ordersequence of events30s
- Q15presents a problem and explains how it is solvedproblem and solution30s