Text Features

Angela studied the ___ of the sloth so that she could get a sense of its organs.

• graph

• index

• diagram

Leo here just found out he has to do a report on sloths. He checks out a ___ book. The title is "All About Sloths." Hmm… this is a little bit different from the fiction books that he's been reading.

• table of contents

• nonfiction

• subheading

If "Sloths" is the title of a text, "What Sloths Eat" could be a ___.

• glossary

• caption

• subheading

A lynx, a medium-sized wild cat

• glossary

• table of contents

• caption

It says “Sloth Habitats” in very big letters.

That's called a ___, it helps him figure out

What this section of the book is all about.

• glossary

• heading

• graph

If you want to know how many chapters are in a book, look in the beginning at the ___.

• tables of contents

• index

• heading

What this section of the book is all about.

There are ___ too, the chapter's divided

By smaller headings like “Trees” and “Climate.”

• table of contents

• captions

• subheadings

Textbooks often have ___ at the end to help you understand the meanings of the subject-specific words.

• glossaries

• captions

• diagrams

a drawing or picture that shows how something works or shows the different parts of something.

• diagram

• caption

• subheading

The ___ of a text usually gives you an idea of the topic being discussed.

• caption

• heading

• index