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Informational Writing - ELA 6th Grade
Informational Writing - ELA 6th Grade
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Informational texts are different from other writing because:
Informational text is factual.
Informational texts talk about fictional situations.
Informational text is meant to entertain us.
Informational text uses opinions.
2
ALL magazines are informational.
True
False
3
An example of an informational text is:
"The Biometric Body"
"Cats are the best pet ever!"
"Biometrics Are Not Better"
"1,000 Reason Why You Should Travel to Hawaii"
4
A magazine is a periodic publication containing _____, _____ and _____ of interest to those who purchase them.
Songs, sounds, and media.
Pictures, stories, and articles.
Facts, opinions, and articles.
Stories, shows, and moves.
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Examples of informational writing include:
A recipe for red velvet cake.
An essay talking about robotics.
An article talking about the latest celebrity gossip.
A retelling of your favorite day ever.
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Newspapers contain:
None of the above.
News, articles, and advertisements.
Annual publications of the weather.
All of the above.
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In a biography
The author talks about their life.
We get information about the news.
We talk about the weather.
The author talks about someone else's life.
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It is important to consider your audience in informational writing.
False
True
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Informational texts are...
Used to persuade the audience.
Fictional
Used to inform or explain something.
Nonfictional
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Examples of informational writing include:
Mangas
Newspapers
Novels
Almanacs
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Informational writing, like fictional writing, needs a ___________ purpose.
crazy
silly
focused
awesome
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Informational writing often conveys the author's point of view or is simply meant to entertain.
False
True
13
An almanac is a publication of weather forecasts and other information arranged according to the calendar of:
A given month.
A given year.
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Are texts that use fiction to portray fact, informational?
Yes!
No!
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Informational texts are meant to entertain us.
False
True
