Nonfiction Text Features

A caption is a brief explanation or description accompanying an illustration, photograph, or diagram.

Nonfiction text features are elements that help organize and present information in a text, such as headings, subheadings, captions, and diagrams.

A sidebar is a short article or piece of information placed alongside the main text, often providing additional context or details.

A labeled diagram is an illustration that includes labels to identify different parts or features, helping readers understand the content better.

Bold print is text that is darker and thicker than the surrounding text, used to emphasize important words or phrases.

An inset is a smaller illustration or map placed within a larger one, providing additional information or context.

A cutaway illustration shows the inside of an object by removing part of its exterior, helping to explain how it works.

A heading is a title or subtitle that indicates the topic of a section in a text, helping readers navigate the content.

A chart is a visual representation of data, often using bars, lines, or pie slices to make information easier to understand.

A photograph is a real image captured by a camera, used in nonfiction texts to provide visual evidence or context.