Text Features Quiz

What is the purpose of a heading in a text?

• To highlight the author's name and credentials

• To list the references used in the text

• To provide a summary of the entire text

• To indicate the main topic or section of the content.

What is the difference between a heading and a subheading?

• A heading is the title or main point of a section, while a subheading is a secondary title that provides more specific information within the section.

• A heading is written in bold font, while a subheading is written in italics

• A heading is always longer than a subheading

• A heading is placed at the end of a section, while a subheading is placed at the beginning

Why are captions and labels important in a text?

• They provide context and help the reader understand the content better.

• They make the text harder to understand

• Captions and labels are only important for visual content, not text

• They are irrelevant and distracting to the reader

How do captions and labels help the reader?

• They make the text or image more difficult to understand.

• They have no impact on the reader's understanding.

• They are only used for decorative purposes.

• They provide additional information about the content of the text or image.

What information can be found in a table of contents?

• Recipes and cooking tips

• Chapter or section titles and their corresponding page numbers

• Historical background of the author

• Glossary of difficult words

How does a table of contents help the reader navigate a text?

• It provides a summary of the text

• It includes the author's biography

• It provides an organized list of the sections and chapters in the text, along with their page numbers.

• It lists the publication date of the text

What is the purpose of an index in a book?

• To showcase the book's cover design

• To list the author's credentials

• To help readers quickly locate specific topics or information within the book.

• To provide a summary of the book's content

How is a glossary helpful to the reader?

• It contains fictional stories related to the topic

• It includes personal opinions of the author

• It provides step-by-step instructions for a DIY project

• It provides definitions of key terms and concepts used in the text.

When is text typically bolded?

• When italics are not available

• To emphasize important information or headings.

• Only in poetry

• When the text is not important

What effect does italicized text have on the reader?

• It can emphasize certain words or phrases, convey a sense of emphasis or importance, or indicate a different tone or voice in the writing.

• It makes the text harder to read

• It indicates that the text is a quote

• It has no effect on the reader