Intro to Informational Text

Intro to Informational Text

Text Features

Multiple Choice

In informational text, where can I find how a vocabulary term is defined and sometimes includes pronunciation?

• Glossary

• Index

• Table of Contents

• Introduction

Multiple Select

A Table of Contents outlines the ___________.

• Main topic/Main point

• Page numbers

• Vocabulary terms

• Subtitles

Multiple Select

Titles tell the reader what the text is about. They help the reader...

• Make a connection between what they know and the text.

• See the title in big letters.

• Know what they are going to read about.

• Use the glossary.

Multiple Choice

What is the purpose of a subheading?

• It lists important information.

• It's the caption to an image.

• It separates the text into sections.

• It tells you what the text will be about.

Multiple Choice

How can you better understand images in the text?

• Look at the pictures.

• Read the captions.

• Look at the title.

• Read the index.

Multiple Choice

How can you tell when a word is important in the text?

• It's a subheading.

• It's under a picture.

• It is in the Glossary.

• It is highlighted or in bold.

Multiple Choice

In which of the following would I find the different parts of a human cell?

• A table.

• A map.

• A timeline.

• A diagram.

Multiple Choice

If I'm reading a text about George Washington, which of the following am I most likely to find?

• A diagram.

• A text box.

• A diagram.

• A timeline.

Multiple Choice

If I'm writing a text about the moving populations of the Americas, what would be the best text feature to use?

• A table.

• A text box.

• A diagram.

• A map.