Nonfiction Text Features

Click the point on the image that represents the title.

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Click the point that represents a "heading."

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Click the point that represents a "photograph."

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Click the point that represents a "bold word."

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Click the point that represents a "label."

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Click the point that represents a "caption."

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What does the word "predator" mean?

• animals that can hide

• animals that hunt for their food

• all types of fish

• animals that eat

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The diagram helps the reader understand ​ (a)  

• what animals are eaten by other animals.
• the different animals that live in the ocean.
• that some animals are larger than others.

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Write a caption that might go with this photograph.

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Why did the author use the heading "Great White Sharks" on this page?

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