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Exploring Nonfiction Texts: Vocabulary, Examples & Traits
By Samantha Ortiz
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What is the purpose of a nonfiction text?
To entertain
To inform
To persuade
To describe
Nonfiction texts only contain facts and real information.
True
False
Which of the following are characteristics of nonfiction texts? (Select all that apply)
Made-up stories
Real facts
Informational
Opinions
What does the glossary section in a nonfiction book help with?
Telling stories
Defining difficult words
Drawing pictures
Creating characters
Nonfiction texts can include charts, graphs, and diagrams to present information.
True
False
What type of vocabulary is often found in nonfiction texts?
Dialogue
Content-specific terms
Fantasy words
Character names
Which of the following is an example of a nonfiction text?
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone
National Geographic Kids magazine
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
Peter Pan
What can you learn from a nonfiction text? (Select all that apply)
Facts about animals
How to fly
Opinions of the author
Steps to make a cake
Which section of a nonfiction text usually comes at the end and summarizes the main points?
Table of contents
Introduction
Conclusion
Index
Which of these is an example of a nonfiction text?
Fantasy novel about dragons
Newspaper article about climate change
Poetry book about nature
Comic book about superheroes