5.6.R.2 Text Features

Multiple Choice

table, graph, or diagram of information

• chart

• heading

• table

• graphics

Multiple Choice

visuals that give information

• italics

• heading

• tables

• graphics

Multiple Choice

brief explanations of a graphic feature

• tables

• chart

• captions

• italics

Multiple Choice

the title of a piece of writing

• tables

• subheadings

• headings

• captions

Multiple Choice

a slanted font

• captions

• italics

• subheadings

• legends

Multiple Choice

main idea of a small portion of text within a general heading

• subheading

• heading

• chart

• captions

Multiple Choice

numerical columns illustrating numerical information

• chart

• graphics

• headings

• tables

Multiple Choice

What is most likely the purpose of a caption under a photograph?

• A . To identify the who, what, and where of the photograph

• B. To give an opinion about the paragraph

• C. To explain the techniques used in taking the photograph

• D. To share suggestions to improve the photograph

Multiple Choice

Why might a write choose a table instead of a chart to present data?

• A. To reduce complex terms into a more understandable format

• B. The data shows growth patterns.

• C. The data uses symbols instead of words.

• D. The data is in sentence form and needs many line spaces.

Multiple Choice

All the following are reasons to use graphics except:

• A. They can show multiple parts of data at the same time.

• B. They use technical words that explain the data.

• C. They are easier to understand than sentences.

• D. They are interesting to see and therefore remember.

Multiple Choice

What is the most likely reason a writer uses italics?

• A. for design

• B. for saving space

• C. for drawing attention to the content

• D. for making data easier to understand.

Multiple Choice

Where is a subheading located in a book?

• at the front of the book to list the divisions within

• at the end of the book to tell how the story ends

• over specific information within general information on the topic

• halfway through the textbook as a quiz over the first part

Multiple Choice

A reader would most likely find a comparison of popular video games on a

• legend.

• caption.

• italics.

• chart.

Multiple Choice

A reader will most likely find subheadings and italics in

• novels.

• stories.

• essays.

• informational texts.

Multiple Choice

All the following are true about graphics except:

• graphics are seldom in textbooks.

• graphics are visually attractive.

• graphics usually condense information.

• graphics can provide more data at the same time.

Multiple Choice

A legend gives information

• A. on when to find specific star constellations.

• B. on symbols that represent specific items.

• C. on how to find substitute websites.

• D. on how to organize research information.