Informational Text Quiz
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Informational Text Quiz
Purpose and Text Features
Identify why informational texts are written and how their features support readers.
- To tell an imaginary adventure about a bridge
- To share factual information about bridge building
- To convince readers that one bridge is the prettiest
- To describe the writer’s feelings about bridges
- Headings and subheadings
- A glossary of key terms
- A chart showing data
- Rhyming lines in every paragraph
- Cause and effect
- Compare and contrast
- Chronological order
- Problem and solution
- Chronological order
- Cause and effect
- Compare and contrast
- Problem and solution
Match Each Feature to Its Job
Write the letter of the matching purpose beside each text feature.
- Caption
- Index
- Bold print
- Table of contents
- Diagram labels
- B. See the topics and page numbers in a book’s opening section
- E. Identify parts of an object or process
- C. Understand what a photograph or illustration shows
- A. Find topics in alphabetical order
- D. Notice an important term or idea
Explain Your Thinking
Answer in complete sentences and use examples to support your ideas.
- Problem and solution
- Compare and contrast
- Cause and effect
- Chronological order
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