Nonfiction Text Features

Multiple Choice

Why are text features important when reading nonfiction texts?

• They make the text longer

• They help readers comprehend what they are reading

• They add pictures to the text

• They replace the main body of text

Multiple Choice

What year was the book published?

• 2008
• 2015
• 2012
• 2010

Multiple Choice

If you wanted to learn about a frog's habitat, which chapter would you look at in the table of contents?

• Chapter 1 - Origins

• Chapter 2 - Habitat

• Chapter 3 - Diet

• Chapter 4 - Life Cycle

Multiple Choice

If you wanted to learn about a frog's diet, which page would you turn to in the book?

• Page 3

• Page 7

• Page 10

• Page 12

Multiple Choice

Which pages would you read to learn about the 'Origins' chapter in 'A Book About Frogs'?

• Pages 3-6

• Pages 7-9

• Pages 10-11

• Pages 12-14

Multiple Choice

If you wanted to find information about spawn, on which page(s) would you look?

• 7-9
• 20-22
• 5-6
• 10-12

Multiple Choice

Which of the following pages contain information about amphibians?

• 1, 2, 3, 14, 24

• 7, 8, 9

• 14, 21, 35

• 12, 13, 16, 31

Multiple Choice

The glossary is located at the ___ of the book.

• end
• beginning
• middle
• front

Multiple Choice

What does amphibious mean?

• Able to live both on land and in water.
• A type of land animal that cannot swim.
• Only able to live in water.
• Able to fly in the air and swim in water.

Multiple Choice

Which glossary word describes an organism that needs oxygen to live?

• Aquatic
• Terrestrial
• Anaerobic
• Aerobic

Multiple Choice

What is the heading on this page?

• The Life Cycle of Toads
• Frog Habitats
• All About Frogs
• Amphibian Adaptations

Multiple Choice

How many subheadings are on this page?

• 3
• 4
• 1
• 2

Multiple Choice

Why would an author use photographs in a nonfiction book?

• To distract from the text.
• To help with understanding and engagement.

• To provide a historical context.
• To fill space on the page.

Multiple Choice

What information is being displayed on the map?

• The climate zones of the southeastern United States.
• The migration patterns of birds in North America.
• Where Northern Cricket Frogs live

• The population of Northern Cricket Frogs in urban areas.

Multiple Choice

Which species of frogs can be found in Arkansas (where the arrow points)

• Northern Cricket Frog

• Green Tree Frog
• American Bullfrog
• Southern Leopard Frog

Multiple Choice

What happens BEFORE a frog's body enlarges and its tail shortens?

• The tadpole hatches and begins to swim.
• The frog lays eggs in water.
• The tadpole grows legs and loses its gills.
• The tadpole starts to breathe air.

Multiple Choice

How long does it take a frog to complete it's growth cycle?

• 12 to 16 weeks
• 8 to 10 weeks
• 20 to 24 weeks
• 4 to 6 months

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