4th Nonfiction Vocabulary

What is a caption?

• A sentence that explains a picture
• An image
• A key vocabulary word
• A main idea

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What is a heading?

• The person who wrote the book

• The vocabulary word

• The title of a part of a nonfiction book

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Where do you find the caption?

• On the last page of the book

• In the table of contents

• Under/Next to an image

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How does the table of contents help a reader?

• find the right book.
• read more words.
• find parts of the book quickly.

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Where can you find a table of contents?

• Middle of a book

• End of a book

• Beginning of a book

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Where can you find an index?

• Front of a book

• back of a book

• middle of a book

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Words or phrases that divide an epository text into smaller parts. 

• Subheading
• Heading
• Title
• Caption

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Which of the following helps a reader locate a place that is related to the text?

• charts

• graphs

• subheadings

• maps

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Which of the following conveys an important idea or object from the text and includes a description?

• pictures and captions

• sidebars

• charts

• graphs

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What is the main purpose of headings and subheadings?

• To convey an important object from the text

• To identify the main idea of a particular section

• To understand important vocabulary words

• To show where to go in the text to find specific information

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