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  • 1. 

    When reading non-fiction, or informational, how do you know you understand the article?

    • A.

      I can state the main idea.

    • B.

      I could give examples of supporting details.

    • C.

      I was able to retell the entire article.

    Correct Answer
    A. I can state the main idea.
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "I can state the main idea." When reading non-fiction or informational texts, understanding the main idea is crucial. It demonstrates comprehension and shows that the reader has grasped the central message or purpose of the article. Being able to state the main idea indicates that the reader has processed the information and can summarize it concisely. This skill is important for comprehending and analyzing non-fiction texts effectively.

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  • 2. 

    Why use text features in Non-Fiction articles?

    • A.

      To make the text easier to understand for any reader.

    • B.

      To create visuals to make the text easier to understand.

    • C.

      To use visuals and text to connect to the main idea.

    Correct Answer
    C. To use visuals and text to connect to the main idea.
    Explanation
    Text features in non-fiction articles are used to enhance the reader's understanding and connection to the main idea. By incorporating visuals and text together, the article becomes more engaging and informative. Visuals such as charts, graphs, and images can provide additional context and support the written information, making it easier for readers to comprehend and connect with the main idea of the article. This combination of visuals and text helps to create a cohesive and comprehensive reading experience.

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  • 3. 

    Which text feature most often tells the main idea of an informational article?

    • A.

      Subtitles

    • B.

      Bulleted lists

    • C.

      Titles

    • D.

      Pictures with captions

    Correct Answer
    C. Titles
    Explanation
    Titles most often tell the main idea of an informational article. Titles are designed to provide a concise summary or a preview of the content that follows. They give readers a clear idea of what the article will be about and help them decide if it is relevant to their interests or needs. By reading the title, readers can quickly understand the main topic or focus of the article without having to go through the entire text.

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  • 4. 

    Text features provide a visual for readers to better understand the:

    • A.

      Pictures

    • B.

      Vocabulary

    • C.

      Text

    • D.

      Captions

    Correct Answer
    C. Text
    Explanation
    Text features are visual elements that are included in a text to help readers comprehend and interpret the information better. These features can include headings, subheadings, bold or italicized text, bullet points, and more. By providing a visual representation of the text, these features enhance the reader's understanding of the content and make it easier to navigate through the information. Therefore, the correct answer is text, as text features are specifically designed to aid in understanding the written text.

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  • 5. 

    Explain the difference between non-fiction and fiction. Then tell whether they both need text features and why.

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