
Summarize Informational Text
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English
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KG - 12th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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7 Slides • 10 Questions
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L E X I A _ R E V I E W
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Informational text is writing that gives facts about a subject.
The subject is a simple one-or-two word topic. So, for instance, "hot dogs" could be a subject.
It's the most general level of a text.
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The main idea is whatever the text says about the subject. It's usually a sentence.
If our subject were "hot dogs," the main idea could be "what hot dogs are made of," or "the history of the hot dog," or "how to cook a hot dog."
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Supporting ideas and details provide the reader with information that develops the main idea.
If you can spot the main idea and supporting information, you're on your way to being able to summarize informational text.
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Multiple Choice
The ______ is a simple one-or-two word topic.
Subject
Main Idea
Supporting Idea
Details
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Multiple Choice
The _______ is whatever the text says about the subject. It's usually a sentence.
Subject
Main Idea
Supporting Idea
Details
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Frogs might be cute, but many frogs are poisonous. The golden poison dart frog is deadly. Not only is it the world's most deadly frog, but it is also an endangered species. The corroboree frog produces its own poison. It can be found in Australia. The red-backed poison frog is harmful to the touch. Even though it is smaller than your thumbnail, it can still cause injury to humans.
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Multiple Choice
The subject of this short informational text is...
The red-backed poison frog is harmful to the touch
Many types of frogs are poisonous
Frogs
The corroboree frog can be found in Australia
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Multiple Choice
The main idea of this short informational text is...
The red-backed poison frog is harmful to the touch
Many types of frogs are poisonous
Frogs
The corroboree frog can be found in Australia
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Multiple Choice
One supporting idea of this short informational text is...
The red-backed poison frog is harmful to the touch
Many types of frogs are poisonous
Frogs
The corroboree frog can be found in Australia
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Multiple Choice
One supporting detail of this short informational text is...
The red-backed poison frog is harmful to the touch
Many types of frogs are poisonous
Frogs
The corroboree frog can be found in Australia
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Many insects blend in with nature to protect themselves. Stick insects fool their enemies because they look like twigs. Not only do they look like twigs and stems, but they can shed and regrow legs! Stick insects live on almost every continent. Katydids can hide in plain sight because they look like leaves. Because they are the same size and color as a leaf, they are able to easily hide from birds and bats. The dead leaf butterfly looks like a dead or decaying leaf. Found in tropical rain forests, these butterflies eat fruit and tree sap. They only fly if they are threatened.
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Multiple Choice
The subject of this short informational text is...
Many insects blend in with nature to protect themselves
Insects
Katydids can hide in plain sight because they look like leaves.
Found in tropical rain forests, the dead leaf butterfly east fruit and tree sap.
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Multiple Choice
The main idea of this short informational text is...
Many insects blend in with nature to protect themselves
Insects
Katydids can hide in plain sight because they look like leaves.
Found in tropical rain forests, the dead leaf butterfly east fruit and tree sap.
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Multiple Choice
One supporting idea of this short informational text is...
Many insects blend in with nature to protect themselves
Insects
Katydids can hide in plain sight because they look like leaves.
Found in tropical rain forests, the dead leaf butterfly east fruit and tree sap.
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Multiple Choice
One supporting detail of this short informational text is...
Many insects blend in with nature to protect themselves
Insects
Katydids can hide in plain sight because they look like leaves.
Found in tropical rain forests, the dead leaf butterfly east fruit and tree sap.
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Summarizing is an important life skill.
If you can spot the main idea and supporting information, you're on your way to being able to summarize informational text.
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