Milton Hershey text features

Why did the author include the photo on pg. 299?

• To help the reader know what the chocolate tastes like.

• To help the reader visualize a chocolate factory and get them interested.

• To help the reader become entertained with a cool photograph.

• To show the reader how to make chocolate.

Using the side bar on pg. 300, the reader can learn specific information about...?

• Milton Hershey as a philanthropist the the definition of philanthropist.

• Milton Hershey as a student and his school.

• Milton Hershey in a one room school house.

• Milton Hershey's parents and their home.

Why does the author include the caption on pg. 302?

• To provide a visual representation of the school.

• To include a sentence that explains more about the school house.

• To include information about trade.

• To label Milton Hershey's parents.

How do we know this text is a biography?

• The text is written by the author and tells the story of his life.

• The text is written by another person and tells the story of Milton Hershey's life.

• The text is a memoir and tells us about one special memory.

• The text uses a description structure to provide information in order.

From the text box at the bottom of page 300, the reader can tell that

• Milton Hershey was a kind person who helps others who are in need.

• A philanthropist is a person who doesn't like people.

• Milton Hershey expected people to pay him back when he helped them.

• Milton Hershey has a school named after him.

On page 306 the reader can see a photograph which helps to understand

• That the Lancaster Caramel company was successful

• The Lancaster Caramel company was popular

• The Lancaster Caramel company created delicious treats!

• The photograph helps the read to vizualize what the Lancaster Caramel company looked like.

The photograph on page 310, supports the following information from the text.

• There were plenty of cows to provide milk for making Chocolate.

• Building a factory in the middle of a corn field made sense to Hershey.

• He decided to build in his hometown,

• There were many people working to clear the land.

From the side bar on pg. 312 the reader can tell that trolley cars are a ____________ train that roll along rails in the streets.

From the side bar on page 303 the reader can learn that a trade is a _ ______ that requires working with your hands or machines.

Many of the streets in Hershey were given names that refer to chocolate. Which text features in the book helps the reader visualize the street names?

• The photograph on pg. 313.

• The side bar on pg. 309.

• The photograph on pg. 311.

• The caption on pg. 306.