Non-Fiction Review

The most important idea a writer wants their reader to understand...

Gives factual information about a topic..

Special designed elements that help readers see useful information at a glance...

An image of a real person, place, thing, or event that helps readers visualize..

Literature that is based on the imaginary

Presents details in time order; dates, times, numbered steps

Tells the story of someone's life as told by themselves

Literature that is based upon true experiences or events

Give personal accounts of real events...

Tells the true story of a person's life told by another writer...

The organization of a text is called its....

Explains how two or more people, things, ideas, or events are similar and different.....

The main/central idea may be....(meaning it is not in a topic sentence)

Share's the authors outlook or point of view...

Broad statements that you can make about a topic based on specific information in the text..

Tells readers what a section of text is about. It can help readers locate information quickly..

Explains what a photograph or other graphic feature is about...

Quickly highlights key facts or summarizes a lot of information...

A drawing that shows the different parts of something such as a car engine or the human heart

Tells what happened and why it happened

A statement that reveals someone's personal point of view and that cannot be proven...

States a problem and presents one or more solutions

Organizes information in relation to the space it occupies

Poses a question and then explores the answer

Presents a topic orally...

A separate block of text that relates to the main article...

Presents facts, statistics, or information in a visual way...

The function of a topic sentence is to introduce the...

An illustration that shows the location of things or places...