Informative Texts Explained - video

What type of project did Miss Pickle Toes assign?

• A project on honeybees requiring factual information

• A project on the magic of honeybees

• A project on creating storybooks about honeybees

• A project on the art inspired by honeybees

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Why is it important to choose the right texts for research?

• To complete the project quickly

• To make the project visually appealing

• To provide accurate and true information

• To ensure the project is entertaining

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Which of the following is NOT an example of informative texts?

• Calendars

• Reports

• Fantasy novels

• Dictionaries

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Which of the following is an example of an informative text?

• A short story

• An encyclopedia

• A poem

• A novel

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What feature helps to identify an informative book?

• Character dialogues

• A detailed story

• Colorful illustrations

• A contents page

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What is a fact?

• A guess

• A true piece of information

• A fictional story

• An opinion

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What kind of book title suggests it's an informative text?

• The Secret Life of Henry the Honeybee

• Honeybees: The Big Book of Facts

• Honeybees and the Magic Garden

• Adventures of Honeybees in Space

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Where in the book can you find information about honeybee body parts?

• On the back cover

• In the index

• On page 4 under 'Body Parts of a Honeybee'

• In the preface

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What distinguishes an informative text from a storybook?

• First-person narrative

• Colorful pictures

• Presence of factual information

• Use of imaginative language

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How can informative texts aid in research?

• By telling a story

• By supplying facts and instructions

• By offering opinions

• By providing entertainment

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