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41 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
type of writing based on facts or information
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Non Fiction Text or Informational Text
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parts of a textbook that help readers understand what they are getting ready to read |
Text Features
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a list of the parts of a book and the pages where they are located
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Table of Contents
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tells you what the whole section is going to be about
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Heading
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additional topic below the main heading
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Subheading
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a picture that goes with the text
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Photograph or Illustration
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a picture taken with a camera
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Photograph
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a picture that has been drawn
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Illustration
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this explains a photograph or illustration
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Caption
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shows events in sequence
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Timeline
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A fact is another name for _______.
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Information, Data, Nonfictional text, Informational text
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Another name for sequence is _________.
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Chronological order
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a flat picture that shows locations
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Map
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Data is another name for _______.
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Information, Facts, Nonfiction
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information shown in an organized way so it is quicker to read and easier to understand
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Chart or Table or Graph
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part of a textbook located in the back that has an alphabetical list of important words and their meanings
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Glossary
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part of a textbook located in the back that has an alphabetical list of important topics and the page numbers where they are located
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Index
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this is part of the social studies textbook that has facts/information and statistics about various topics |
Almanac
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this is part of the social studies textbook that lists important people in the book and the page number
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Biographical Dictionary
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this is part of the social studies textbook which is a geographical dictionary that helps locate places discussed in the textbook and the page number where each place appears on a map |
Gazetteer
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True or False The social studies textbook is divided into units, chapters, and lessons. |
True
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True or False There is a list of vocabulary words at the beginning of each lesson. |
True
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What are text features? (give definition not examples) |
Text features are parts of a textbook that help readers understand what they are getting ready to read.
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Why do authors use text features in a textbook/informational text? |
--to help understand the information --preview the information --to bring attention important information --help the reader locate information --guide the reader through organization --help the reader understand the content --help the reader visualize the text |
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What are two common text features found in the back of every textbook?
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glossary and index
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What are the five references found in the back of our social studies textbook?
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almanac, biographical dictionary, gazetteer, glossary, and index |
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What is found in the front of a textbook?
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Table of Contents
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What are common text features found in textbooks, newspapers, magazine, online, and any printed material?
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--headings --subheadings --photographs/illustrations and captions --different size, style, and color font --bold, italicized, underlined, highlighted words --maps, graphs, diagrams, charts, and tables --sometimes there are timelines |
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Why are captions important?
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They explain the picture--give details about the picture--tells what the picture is about.
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How can you tell a word is a vocabulary word in our social studies textbook? (to show that they are important)
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They are all highlighted and written in bold print.
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Why are some words bold or highlighted?
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They are important words for you to know and understand.
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What is the difference between a photograph and an illustration?
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A photograph is taken with a camera and an illustration is drawn. |
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What reference should you use in your social studies textbook to find a certain topic?
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Index
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What reference should you use in your social studies textbook to find the meaning of a word?
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Glossary
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What reference should you use in your social studies textbook to see if a certain person is discussed in the textbook? |
Biographical Dictionary
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What reference should you use in your social studies textbook to see if a certain place is discussed in the textbook?
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Gazetteer
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Make sure you can identify and/or name a certain text feature on a certain page of the textbook. Use your textbook for this question and the next 3 questions. For example, what text feature is Regions Around You on page 60? |
Heading
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Name the subheading on page 65.
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Physical Regions
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What important word is on page 65. How do you know it is important? |
Culture It is in bold print and highlighted. |
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What is the first page of Chapter 3? What did you use to find your answer? |
page 99 Table of Contents |
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How can text features help someone before reading a chapter/lesson?
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Text features will give readers information about what they are getting ready to read and learn. It can help improve comprehension.
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