Non-Fiction Signposts

Which signpost has these signal or clue words - every, always, best, worst, greatest, never...

The nonfiction signpost Extreme and Absolute Language is:

The owners of the Triangle factory were immigrants; however they mistreated other immigrants.

The nonfiction signpost "Numbers and Stats" is when an author:

"66 millions girls are out of school" is an example of what?

Contrast and Contradictions in Nonfiction is when:

Why did the author say it like that? Is the anchor questions for:

What are some examples of non-fiction texts?

Which signpost has these signal or clue words - but, however, instead, although, even though...

Why does this difference matter? Is the anchor question for:

Every person who worked in the Triangle factory hated their job. -- Which signpost?

If you notice that the author is using a specific statistic, which signpost did you notice?

The nonfiction signpost Quoted Words is used when:

If you notice that the author uses a quote from another author, what signpost did you notice?

If you notice a word that you don't know, what signpost did you notice?

How would you define non-fiction?

Why did the author use these numbers? is the anchor question for:

Is this a technical word used by experts? Is the anchor questions for:

You can use the nonfiction signpost "word gaps" when:

Why does your English teacher teach you about signposts?

Why did the author quote this person? is the anchor question for: