Unit 3.2 Mixed Review

What is Central Idea?

• The overarching idea

• Extra information from the text

• The author's perspective

• Relevant Details

What are relevant details?

• Details from the text

• Details that support text features

• Details that support the central idea

• Details that are relevant

What should NOT be included in a Summary?

• Personal opinions
• Restating the central idea

• Revelvant Details

• The Author's Purpose

What is Text Structure?

• The author's perspective

• The author's opinion about the text.

• How the author feels about the text.

• The way the author organizes the text

Which is NOT an example of a text feature?

• Captions

• side text

• Headings

• Photograph

What are text features?

• Informational parts that are not in the text.

• Informational parts that are in the text

• Non-informational parts of the text

• Non-informational features outside of the text.

What is author's purpose?

• The way the author writes the text.

• The way the author feels about the text

• The way the author organizes the text

• The reason an author writes a text.

How do headings contribute to the meaning of a text?

• Informs the reader of what the section is about.

• Persuades the reader about the author's purpose.

• Conveys the author's perspective

• Explains the author's purpose.

Author's Purpose is to..

• To inform/explain persuade, entertain

• To motivate and educate

• To convey and propose

• To confuse

How does the Text Structure help the reader?

• Text structure has no impact on readers' comprehension
• Text structure is only important for writers, not readers
• Understanding text structure is a waste of time
• Understanding how the text is structured helps readers comprehend the information more effectively.