Non-Fiction Text Features

What are non-fiction text features?

• Special elements found in non-fiction text that help readers understand the text

• Fictional elements found in non-fiction text that entertain readers

• Elements found in fiction text that help readers visualize the story

• Elements found in non-fiction text that provide additional information

What is the purpose of text features in non-fiction texts?

• To confuse readers and make the text more challenging

• To draw readers' attention to important details and provide a better understanding of the topic

• To make the text more visually appealing

• To provide fictional elements in non-fiction texts

Which of the following is an example of a non-fiction text feature?

• Character development

• Plot twists

• Table of contents

• Dialogue

What is the purpose of headings and subheadings in non-fiction texts?

• To confuse readers and make the text more challenging

• To divide the text into sections and provide a clear structure

• To provide fictional elements in non-fiction texts

• To entertain readers with interesting stories

What is the purpose of maps in non-fiction texts?

• To provide fictional locations for the story

• To confuse readers and make the text more challenging

• To provide readers more information about the location of the topic

• To make the text more visually appealing

What do bold, italic, or underlined words and phrases indicate in non-fiction texts?

• Words and phrases that should be ignored

• Words and phrases that are misspelled

• Words and phrases that are important and need to be paid close attention to

• Words and phrases that are fictional

What is the purpose of photographs and labels in non-fiction texts?

• To confuse readers and make the text more challenging

• To provide fictional illustrations

• To draw readers' attention to important details and provide a better understanding of the topic

• To make the text more visually appealing

What is a diagram?

• fictional character illustrations

• a cartoon found in fiction text to make the reader laugh

• an illustration found in nonfiction text with labels for readers to learn more about a topic

• a drawing used to take up space on the page