Text and graphic features in informational text

What is a caption?

• A caption is a short description of a picture.

• A caption is a type of font used in documents.

• A caption is a title given to a book.

• A caption is a synonym for a paragraph.

What is the purpose of comparing and contrasting?

• To show the similarities and differences between two things.

• To identify the main idea of a text.

• To summarize the key points of a discussion.

• To evaluate the effectiveness of an argument.

What is a table?

• A table is a way to organize information in rows and columns.

• A table is a piece of furniture with a flat top and one or more legs.

• A table is a type of chart used for statistical analysis.

• A table is a collection of related data stored in a database.

What is a heading?

• A heading is the title of a section in a text.

• A heading is a type of punctuation used in writing.

• A heading is a summary of the entire document.

• A heading is an illustration or image accompanying text.

What is an informational text?

• An informational text provides the reader with true facts.

• An informational text is a fictional story meant to entertain.

• An informational text is a poem that expresses emotions.

• An informational text is a type of advertisement.

What is a photograph?

• A picture taken with a camera.

• A digital image created by a computer.

• A painting made with watercolors.

• A type of sculpture made from clay.

What is the role of images in informational texts?

• Images are used solely for decoration.

• Images help to illustrate and support the information presented.

• Images are not relevant to the text.

• Images replace the need for written content.

What does a subheading do?

• A subheading divides the text into smaller parts.

• A subheading summarizes the entire text.

• A subheading introduces the main idea of the text.

• A subheading provides a conclusion to the text.

Why do authors use diagrams?

• To make the text more colorful and engaging.

• To help explain complex information clearly.

• To fill space on the page.

• To provide a summary of the text.

What is the difference between facts and opinions?

• Facts are always true statements; opinions are universally accepted beliefs.

• Facts are true statements; opinions are personal beliefs.

• Facts can be proven; opinions are based on feelings.

• Facts are subjective; opinions are objective statements.