
Informative Writing: Structure
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English
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3rd Grade
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Amanda Rose
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Informative Writing: Structure
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Multiple Choice
True or false: Informational writing is about real people, places, and things.
True
Fale
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Multiple Choice
This is an example of an informative text
True
False
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Multiple Choice
This is an example of an informative text
True
False
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Multiple Choice
What is the purpose of an informative text ?
To entertain
To give information
To persuade
To give answers
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Informative Writing
What does informative writing need to have?
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Multiple Choice
Which would be the best introduction/topic sentence if you were writing about the country of France?
The country of France has interesting culture, history and more to explore.
The Eiffel Tower is a famous monument in Paris, France.
Many people enjoy vacationing in the south of France.
France has a long history of famous rulers and royalty.
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Multiple Choice
Bats are unique mammals.
-Bats live in habitats all over the world
-Bats are the only mammal that can fly
-Bats have special adaptations for hunting
There are many things about bats that make them unusual mammals.
In this outline, what is the pink sentence?
Topic Sentence
Subtopic
Concluding sentence
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Multiple Choice
Bats are unique mammals.
-Bats live in habitats all over the world
-Bats are the only mammal that can fly
-Bats have special adaptations for hunting
There are many things about bats that make them unusual mammals.
In this outline, what is are each of the green sentences?
Topic Sentences
Subtopics
Concluding Sentences
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Multiple Choice
Bats are unique mammals.
-Bats live in habitats all over the world
-Bats are the only mammal that can fly
-Bats have special adaptations for hunting
There are many things about bats that make them unusual mammals.
In this outline, what is the blue sentence?
Topic Sentence
Subtopic
Concluding Sentence
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Multiple Choice
Under which subtopic would you put the following fact about Ancient Egypt?
The Pharaohs of Egypt were often buried in giant pyramids or in secret tombs.
The Nile River
Artwork & Writing
Traditions & Customs
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Multiple Choice
Under which subtopic would you put the following fact about dolphins?
Dolphins use echolocation to sense their surroundings.
Habitat
Diet
Communication
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Multiple Choice
Under which subtopic would you put the following fact about Abraham Lincoln?
Abraham Lincoln came from humble beginnings. He was born in a single-room log cabin in Hardin County, Kentucky.
The Civil War
Becoming President
Early Life
Informative Writing: Structure
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