Mitchell/Crosby ELA Unit 3B Review

Which text feature is being used here?

• A) table of contents

• B) diagram

• C) heading

• D) photograph

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Which text feature is being used here?

• A) Bold Print

• B) Glossary

• C) Title

• D) Index

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Which text feature is being used here?

• A) graph

• B) table of contents

• C) glossary

• D) sidebar

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CCSS.RI.1.5

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What is a diagram?

• A) A sentence that tells about a picture or illustration.

• B) An alphabetical list of topics and their page numbers.

• C) An image that has been drawn rather than taken with a camera.

• D) A picture or illustration with labels to name the parts of something or tell how it works.

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CCSS.RI.1.5

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Why do authors use text features in nonfiction text?

• A) Authors use text features to make their writing look good.

• B) Authors use text features to help readers better understand the text.

• C) Authors use text features so they don't have to write so much about a topic.

• D) Authors use text features because the people who pay them tell them to.

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CCSS.RI.1.5

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What nonfiction text feature is shown here?

• A) photograph

• B) illustration

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CCSS.RI.2.5

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The diagram shows...

• A) the different parts of a sound wave.

• B) the different pitches that sound waves can have.

• C) how to make sound waves.

• D) how long a sound can last.

Read the paragraph below and answer the question that follows:

"These frogs make up for their small size with an interesting way of catching insects. Scientists believe the glass frog's spotted back may be designed to look like the frog's eggs. If a fly settles down for a meal on the frog's back, it will be in for a surprise when the glass frog attacks it."

Based on clues in the text, why might a fly come near a glass frog's back?

• A) The fly might want to eat the glass frog for a tasty meal.

• B) The fly probably wouldn't see the frog and would come near it by accident.

• C) The fly wouldn't come near the frog because it wouldn't want to be eaten.

• D) The fly would come near the frog to try to eat the "eggs" on its back.

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Read the paragraph below.

Because red pandas have beautiful bright red coloring and look like foxes, they are sometimes called firefoxes. Their bodies are reddish-brown, but their legs and stomachs are black. These colors help them keep safe among the branches of trees that are covered with a reddish-brown moss.

Based on the text, why are red pandas sometimes called firefoxes?

• A) because they run high temperatures

• B) because they are so fast

• C) because of the way they look

• D) because they eat foxes

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Read the paragraph below.

Because red pandas have beautiful bright red coloring and look like foxes, they are sometimes called firefoxes. Their bodies are reddish-brown, but their legs and stomachs are black. These colors help them keep safe among the branches of trees that are covered with a reddish-brown moss.

Based on clues in the text, how might red pandas' reddish-brown fur be helpful?

• A) It scares away other predators.

• B) It helps them blend in with their surroundings

• C) It makes other animals think they're foxes

• D) It makes them look a lot bigger than they really are.

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