Which essay tries to convince the reader to do or think something?

Which type of essay uses correct paragraph, sentence, and grammar structure? 

Which type of essay has conversational tone?

Which SQ3R do you go over your notes, make a graphic organizer, write summary, & reread for understanding?

Which part of SQ3R do you make connections, pull prior knowledge about topic, look at vocabulary, skim text features, & ask questions about reading?

Which part of SQ3R are you gaining information, thinking about your reading, questioning, and annotating?

Which part of SQ3R do you stop & think about what you read, state main idea, question, & check for understanding?

This category of nonfiction's purpose is to inform. Ex. textbooks, encyclopedias....

Which category of nonfiction is meant to be read and experienced like fiction?

Which type of literary nonfiction is written in 3rd person and the author writes about another person?

Which type literary nonfiction is written in 1st person by the author?

What is a highly organized writing written in a serious and formal structure? 

Which type of autobiography is a 1st person recollection of an experience?

Which type of autobiography is a day to day account written to be read by others?

What type of literary nonfiction gives strengths & weaknesses; successes & failures, and events that shaped that person's life?

Which type of literary nonfiction uses the pronouns he, she, him, her, they, them?

Which text feature shows the reader important events in the order that they happened?

Which text feature show information/ your notes in an organized and visual way?

Which text feature tells the reader each section of a chapter or section of essay?

Which strategy is an ongoing process as you read. You should form opinions about people, events & ideas that are presented?

tWhich strategy do you add new information to what you already learned to see if opinions change?