Informational Text Test Review

Which of these is an example of informational text?

• short story

• textbook

• novel

• encyclopedia

Which of these is an example of informational text?

• fairy tale

• newspaper article

• fantasy book

• article about cells

What is the primary purpose of informational text?

• to entertain

• to persuade

• to inform

• to challenge

Tags

CCSS.RI.9-10.6

What kind of information does a textbook contain?

• instructions on how to set up and use products

• factual writing that reports on world, national, and local events

• in-depth coverage of interesting people, topics, or trends

• academic or educational information

• interactive texts that cover just about any topic imaginable

What kind of information can be found on websites?

• instructions on how to set up and use products

• factual writing that reports on world, national, and local events

• in-depth coverage of interesting people, topics, or trends

• academic or educational information

• interactive texts that cover just about any topic imaginable

What kind of information can be found in news articles?

• instructions on how to set up and use products

• factual writing that reports on world, national, and local events

• in-depth coverage of interesting people, topics, or trends

• academic or educational information

• interactive texts that cover just about any topic imaginable

What kind of information can be found in an instructional manual??

• instructions on how to set up and use products

• factual writing that reports on world, national, and local events

• in-depth coverage of interesting people, topics, or trends

• academic or educational information

• interactive texts that cover just about any topic imaginable

What kind of information can be found in feature articles?

• instructions on how to set up and use products

• factual writing that reports on world, national, and local events

• in-depth coverage of interesting people, topics, or trends

• academic or educational information

• interactive texts that cover just about any topic imaginable

Which of these describe fiction?  Mark all that apply.

• informational texts

• characters created by the author

• made up events

• made up stories

Which of these describe nonfiction?  Mark all that apply.

• informational texts

• characters created by the author

• made up events

• made up stories