The video tutorial covers the importance of text and graphic features in non-fiction books. It explains how to identify non-fiction books by their real-life pictures and informative content. The teacher discusses the significance of titles, words, pictures, and captions in conveying information. Students are encouraged to teach each other about these features, reinforcing their understanding.

What is the main focus of today's reading session?

• Discussing fantasy novels

• Exploring fiction books

• Understanding non-fiction books

• Learning about poetry

How can you identify the genre of a book just by looking at it?

• By examining the cover and initial pages

• By reading the first chapter

• By looking at the book's price

• By checking the author's biography

What is a key difference between non-fiction and realistic fiction?

• Non-fiction is always about animals

• Realistic fiction is a type of non-fiction

• Realistic fiction is based on true events

• Non-fiction contains factual information

What are text features in non-fiction books?

• Elements that help organize the book

• Illustrations that tell a story

• The plot of a story

• Characters in a novel

Why is the title of a book important?

• It is the first word in the book

• It is always written in bold

• It helps identify the book's content

• It is the longest word in the book

What role do words play in a book?

• They are only for entertainment

• They give information and context

• They provide illustrations

• They are used for decoration

Why are pictures important in books?

• They are only for children

• They make the book heavier

• They provide additional information

• They are used to fill space

What is the purpose of captions in non-fiction books?

• To provide more information about pictures

• To introduce the author

• To summarize the entire book

• To list the book's chapters

What activity did the teacher suggest to reinforce learning?

• Writing a book report

• Peer teaching

• Memorizing the text

• Drawing illustrations