Informationals

Informational text-

• is made up

• provides the reader with facts

• entertains the audience

• is written like a story

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What is the author's purpose for informational text?

• to explain

• to inform

• to teach

• all of the above

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Informational text

• is real information.

• informs the reader about many topics.

• teaches new information.

• all of the above

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"Papel Picado" is beautiful art that you can display for many events.

• This is a fact

• This is an opinion

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CCSS.RL.11-12.6

What genre is informational text?

• Fiction

• Non-Fiction

• Fantasy

• Fiction-Non

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CCSS.RI.2.5

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Is a fantasy story an example of informational writing?

• Yes

• No

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Is a report about natural disasters an example of informational writing?

• Yes

• No

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Which of the following would you not find in an informational piece?

• facts

• quotes

• opinions

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In informational writing, you begin with a...

• conclusion

• body paragraph

• introduction

• detail

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The author uses text features in informational writing because...

• it makes their writing cooler

• it makes it more challenging for their reader

• it is fun to add

• it helps the reader understand the topic better

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CCSS.RI.1.5

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CCSS.RI.K.5