Exploring Adding and Subtracting Rational Expressions

The video tutorial introduces non-fiction text features, including titles, headings, subtitles, subheadings, visual elements like images and graphs, captions, bold and italic print, sidebars, and reference tools such as the table of contents, index, and glossary. Students are guided on how to take notes and fill in blanks using a slideshow and Edpuzzle, with emphasis on understanding and identifying each text feature.

What is the purpose of non-fiction text features?

• To support and enhance the main text

• To decorate the text

• To replace the main text

• To confuse the reader

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Which text feature is used to organize content into smaller sections under a main heading?

• Glossary

• Subtitles or subheadings

• Sidebar

• Index

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

• To list page numbers

• To provide detailed descriptions

• To conclude discussions

• To introduce new sections and topics

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What are captions typically used for in non-fiction texts?

• To distract from the main text

• To explain or add information about visuals

• To add humorous comments

• To provide titles for images

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How do bold and italic prints help in non-fiction texts?

• They make the page look full

• They emphasize important words or phrases

• They are used for decoration only

• They provide entertainment

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What role do images and graphs play in non-fiction texts?

• To fill empty spaces

• To provide a visual break and add information

• To replace written content

• To create confusion

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

• To define terms

• To list all the chapters

• To include author's biography

• To provide additional information or links

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What is the function of a table of contents in a non-fiction book?

• To outline the main chapters and their page numbers

• To define difficult words

• To provide a detailed list of topics at the back

• To add visual elements to the text

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Where is the glossary typically found in a non-fiction book?

• At the end before the index

• On the cover page

• In the middle

• At the beginning

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What does the index help a reader to find?

• Visual elements like images and graphs

• Humorous content

• Specific topics with page numbers

• General ideas of the book

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