FAST REVIEW: Reading informational text

What is a timeline?

• A visual representation of data over time.

• A text feature that shows events in chronological order, helping readers understand the sequence of events.

• A method of organizing information in a table format.

• A type of graph that displays statistical information.

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What is a claim in a text?

• A statement made by the author that they believe to be true and will support with reasons and evidence.

• An opinion that is not backed by any evidence.

• A question posed by the author to engage the reader.

• A summary of the main points in the text.

What does text structure refer to?

• The way a text is organized, such as problem and solution, chronology, or description.

• The length of a text and its complexity.

• The use of literary devices in a text.

• The author's purpose in writing the text.

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What is a photo in informational text?

• A photo is a visual text feature that provides a real-life image related to the content, helping to illustrate the topic.

• A photo is an artistic representation that does not relate to the text.

• A photo is a decorative element that adds color to the page.

• A photo is a type of chart used to summarize data.

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What are signal words for description?

• for example,

• such as,

• features and characteristics

• however,

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What is the purpose of a graph in informational text?

• A graph is a visual representation of data that helps readers understand and compare information quickly.

• A graph is used to display only numerical data without any context.

• A graph serves as a decorative element in a text to make it visually appealing.

• A graph is primarily used to summarize the author's opinion on a topic.

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What is a description in informational text?

• A description provides detailed information about a topic, often using sensory details to help the reader visualize.

• A description is a brief summary of the main ideas in a text.

• A description is a type of text that only includes facts without any details.

• A description is an opinion about a topic that expresses personal feelings.

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How can understanding text features improve reading comprehension?

• It allows readers to skip important sections of the text.

• It helps readers locate important information quickly and enhances their overall comprehension of the material.

• It makes reading more enjoyable without any real benefits.

• It encourages readers to read faster without understanding the content.

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What is the difference between a text feature and a text structure?

• Text features are specific elements like graphs and photos, while text structures are the overall organization of the content.

• Text features refer to the main ideas, while text structures are the details that support those ideas.

• Text features are the titles and headings, while text structures are the paragraphs and sentences.

• Text features are the visual aids, while text structures are the font styles used in the text.

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CCSS.RI.1.5

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What is the significance of using signal words?

• They are used to confuse the reader.

• They guide readers through the text, indicating relationships between ideas and helping to clarify the author's message.

• They are only important in poetry.

• They serve as decorative elements in writing.

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