What is a nonfiction narrative

A book that is written like a story, that talks about real people/events

What is an expository?

A text that gives information and details about a specific and real topic

Why do authors use sub headings in a text?

To help guide the reader to keep reading or scanning the information

What does it mean for a book to be nonfiction? (there are 2 correct answers)

It means that the information in a book is true and based on facts

What is cause? What is effect?

Cause is an action, the effect is what happened because of that action.

Why do authors use headings in nonfiction texts?

To help the reader identify the main topic and idea of the text

What does it mean to compare and contrast?

To identify how two ideas are different and how they are the same.

What does the problem and solution model do in a text?

Identifies a problem talked about in a text, and then identifies a solution

A book that is written about someone else that isn't the author

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What is a memoir
A text that the author writes about someone else's life
A text that has made up information
A text that is written as a story
A text that the author writes about themselves and their life.
2
What is a genre?
The cover of a book
The type or category of book you are reading
The main idea that is present in a book
The ending of a story.
3
What is a nonfiction narrative
A book that talks about a persons life who has passed away
A book that talks about dinosaurs
A book that is written like a story, that has made up events/ people
A book that is written like a story, that talks about real people/events
4
What is an expository?
A text that the author writes about themselves.
A text that gives information and details about a specific and real topic
A text that is written as a story to display information
A text that talks about things that are not real
5
Why do authors use sub headings in a text?
To help guide the reader to keep reading or scanning the information
To make the text look more organized.
Because sub headings are cool
To make reading the text easier.
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What does it mean for a book to be nonfiction? (there are 2 correct answers)
I don't know
It means that the information in a book is made up and not based on facts.
It means that the information in a book is true and based on facts
It means the author is lying about what they are writing about
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What is cause? What is effect?
Cause is what is true, effect is what is false
Cause is when you compare two things, effect is when you contrast
Cause is an action, the effect is what happened because of that action.
Cause is a problem that occurred, effect is the solution
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Why do authors use headings in nonfiction texts?
To make the pages look pretty.
To help give you answers to homework questions.
To help the reader identify the main topic and idea of the text
To make the text easier to read.
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What does it mean to compare and contrast?
To identify a problem and its solution.
To tell why something is true and why it is false.
To identify what happened, and the effect it had.
To identify how two ideas are different and how they are the same.
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What does the problem and solution model do in a text?
Identifies an action, then identifies an effect cased by that action.
Identifies a problem talked about in a text, and then identifies a solution
Identifies the topic and main ideas in a text.
Describes why the author is wrong and how they can make the text better.
11
What is energy?
The ability to not do work
The ability to do work
The ability to fly
I don't know
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What is a biography?
A book that is written like a story
A book that is written about someone else that isn't the author
A story that the author writes about themselves
A book that discusses and gives info about a specific topic

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