nonfiction text features

The picture shows:

• A subheading

• A title

• Bold text

• Caption

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This image shows:

• A caption

• An illustration

• A heading

• A photograph

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The purpose of a nonfiction text feature is to help the reader_____________________.

• teach information

• learn information

• read information at a fast pace

• tell a story

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This picture has rays that point to particular parts of the bat; therefore, it is an example of a

• heading

• subheading

• diagram

• chart

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These words "Hairy and scary" are in bold print to give the ___________ of the paragraph.

• noun

• heading/topic

• verb

• preposition

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This nonfiction text feature lists the important words in the book along with their definition, it is the

• index

• glossary

• table of contents

• title

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If I wanted to read about how a jumping spider is camouflaged, I would turn to page/pages

• pp. 40-41

• 40-47

• 44

• 5, 40-47

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Circled in red is an example of:

• A picture

• A subheading

• A caption

• A paragraph

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Check each nonfiction text feature below

• Title

• Paragraph

• Plot

• Bold text

• Index

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CCSS.RI.K.5

True of false: The index tells you what page each chapter starts on

• True

• False

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