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Nonfiction Review- GT- 2024
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Draws a conclusion from the evidence and supports the claim.
Reasoning
Evidence
Claim
2
Which of the following sets of words are typically used with
problem and solution
text structure?
since, therefore, because, as a result
same, different, both, but
dilemma, led to, issue, resolved
For example, characteristics are, to illustrate.
3
Identify this text feature.
diagram
photograph
Who knows!
index
4
I sorted all my music in Spotify into specific genre folders.
Sequence
Definition
Advantage and Disadvantage
Classification
5
In order to determine the main idea, you must first determine the
details
topic
thesis
author's purpose
6
Goldfish and Cheezits are both cheese crackers, but Cheezits have a sharper taste.
Compare and Contrast
Description
Cause and Effect
Problem and Solution
7
Cheezits are made from several different kinds of cheese.
Compare and Contrast
Cause and Effect
Description
Problem and Solution
8
I got a bad grade on my test, so I am going to create flashcards for the retake.
Compare and Contrast
Problem and Solution
Sequence
Cause and Effect
9
Which of the following sets of words are typically used with
sequence
text structure?
For example, characteristics are, to illustrate.
since, therefore, because, as a result
dilemma, led to, issue, resolved
First, second, next, then, before, after, finally, following
10
P.I.E. stands for
Persuade, Intelligence, Entertain
Pie, Is, Edible
Persuade, Inform, Explain
Persuade, Inform, Entertain
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Which of the following sets of words are typically used with
compare and contrast
text structure?
For example, characteristics are, to illustrate.
same, different, both, but
dilemma, led to, issue, resolved
since, therefore, because, as a result
12
What text feature is this?
Glossary
Caption
Label
Table of Contents
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Name this text feature.
caption
photograph
chart
map
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A target audience is...
the group of people toward which an argument is directed
statistics, examples, and quotes
people not expected to buy a product
a group of people who get angry at commercials
15
Identify this text feature...
Fear the tiger!
illustration
diagram
photograph
16
What text feature is this?
Science
Equipment
None of the above
Diagram
17
What text feature is this?
Title
None of the above
Caption
Graph
18
There are many benefits to studying for a test over time instead of cramming overnight.
Definition
Classification
Advantage and Disadvantage
Sequence
19
Historical fiction and narrative nonfiction are the same thing
True
False
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Which of the following sets of words are typically used with
definition
text structure?
For example, characteristics are, to illustrate.
categories, characteristics, features, elements
as defined, means, for example, such as
pros, cons, good, bad, negative, benefit
21
Which of the following sets of words are typically used with
classification
text structure?
pros, cons, good, bad, negative, benefit
categories, characteristics, features, elements
For example, characteristics are, to illustrate.
as defined, means, for example, such as
22
To copy the text exactly. You MUST put quotation marks around the words taken directly from your source.
Direct quote
Paraphrase
Summary
23
Narrative writing can be both nonfiction and fiction
True
False
24
A fact that comes from a credible source and is relevant to the claim.
Reasoning
Claim
Evidence
25
To restate the ideas in the text in your own words.
Paraphrase
Direct quote
Summary
26
What text feature is this?
Famous person's life
Timeline
Dates
Label
27
Mahjong, a strategy game with tiles, is my favorite activity to do with my grandmother.
Advantage and Disadvantage
Definition
Classification
Sequence
28
After I eat my lunch, I am going to then eat my snack.
Problem and Solution
Cause and Effect
Compare and Contrast
Sequence
29
I think I am going to get a bad grade because I forgot to study.
Sequence
Cause and Effect
Problem and Solution
Compare and Contrast
30
The author's _________ in nonfiction is the same as point of view in fiction.
claim
viewpoint
audience
anecdotes
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an argument that expresses a writer’s viewpoint
Reasoning
Claim
Evidence
32
Which of the following sets of words are typically used with
advantage and disadvantage
text structure?
pros, cons, good, bad, negative, benefit
categories, characteristics, features, elements
For example, characteristics are, to illustrate.
as defined, means, for example, such as
33
Which of the following sets of words are typically used with
description
text structure?
since, therefore, because, as a result
same, different, both, but
dilemma, led to, issue, resolved
For example, characteristics are, to illustrate.
34
What text feature is this?
None of the above
Fire
Arrows
Labels
35
What text feature is this?
Picture
States
Colorful
Map
36
Identify this text feature.
Who knows!
table
chart
graph
37
Which of the following sets of words are typically used with
cause and effect
text structure?
For example, characteristics are, to illustrate.
since, therefore, because, as a result
same, different, both, but
dilemma, led to, issue, resolved
38
A main idea should always have...
the genre
the author's opinion
a theme statement
who, what, when, where, why, & how
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To tell the main idea and the most significant details.
Direct quote
Paraphrase
Summary
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What text feature is this?
chart
map
diagram
photograph
41
What is persuasive writing?
Writing that informs our audience with facts and information
Writing that tells our audience a story or makes them laugh.
Writing that tries to change a person's mind or opinion.
42
What text feature is this?
Bold Print
Italics
Label
Color red
43
What text feature is this?
Title
Glossary
Heading
Italics
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The three types of nonfiction writing are
informational, persuasive, and nominative
informational, preparatory, and narrative
informational, persuasive, and narrative
interrogative, persuasive, and narrative
