Non-Fiction Terms Review
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- Q1The main point that the author is making. It tells what the article or reading material is about.text featuresparaphraseheadlinecentral idea30sEditDelete
- Q2what is an example of Nonfictionshort storieshistorical or life eventspropagandapoems30sEditDelete
- Q36. " I am Malala" is an example of ?short storymemoirbiographyautobiography30sEditDelete
- Q4each time a claim is made which of the following is necessary to support the claimtext evidencecaptionobjective summaryparaphrase30sEditDelete
- Q5to reword something that is written or spoken by someone elseparaphrasetext evidenceobjective summarycaption30sEditDelete
- Q6not influenced by someones thoughts or feelings. short summary of just the facts and main pointsobjective summarycaptionparaphrasepeer pressure30sEditDelete
- Q7Short description or reference of a drawing or picturesummarycaptionsubjective summaryobjetive summary30sEditDelete
- Q8information that is biased and misleading in nature. Used to promote or publicize a particular political cause or point of view.propagandabiographysecondary sourceprimary source30sEditDelete
- Q9A book that written about a person's life by someone else. The authors purpose is to inform the reader.propagandaprimary sourcebiographyautobiography30sEditDelete
- Q10Slanted text that could be of importance occasionally used In websites, references, books and articlescaptionprimary sourceItalicspropaganda30sEditDelete
- Q11A biography written by the author about his or herself.autobiographybiasbiographysubjective30sEditDelete
- Q12a claim made to rebut a previous claim : critics claim that ....evidencecounterclaimprimary sourcesecondary source30sEditDelete
- Q13to be in favor of,, or to pre-judge something or someone.objectivesubjectivebiascounterclaim30sEditDelete
- Q14Based on or influenced by personal feelings, tastes, or opinions .. This is the opposite of objective.counterclaimsubjectivebiasobjective30sEditDelete
- Q15parts of a newspaper article, magazine article, textbook, webpage, or other other type of text. include photographs, illustrations, drawings, captions, charts, headlines, and subtitlespropagandasecondary sourcestext featuresprimary sources30sEditDelete
- Q16collection of memories that individual writes about moments or events that took place in the persons lifebiographypropagandaautobiographymemoir30sEditDelete
- Q17what does the picture representprimary sourcepropagandacounterclaimsecondary source30sEditDelete
- Q18what text feature is in bold print at the top of the articlesubtitlecaptionheadlinebias30sEditDelete
- Q19what is the text feature immediately under the picture of Dr. King?headlinesecondary sourcecaptionsubtitle30sEditDelete
- Q20what text feature is immediately follows the headline under the articlecaptionheadlineprimary sourcesubtitle30sEditDelete
