informational text
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| what is info text? | Answer:It is an article or story that is full of info that stays on one topic
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| Are opinions included in informational texts? Why or why not? |
Answer:No because info text are supposed to have real info not opinions
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| What are text features (definition and examples)? | Answer:They help you understand the key ideas like maps and captions
title, subtitle, heading, subheading, bold makes them stand out/italic print, pics, captions, charts/tables, bulleted list, glossary.
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| What does a title tell us about an article? | Answer:It tells you what you're about to read about the whole entire article
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| What does a subtitle tell us about an article? | Answer:It tells you more on what you're about to read
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| What is the difference between a heading and a subheading? | Answer:the heading is the bigger title for more of the article and the subheading is just about a smaller section of the heading
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| Why are words sometimes bolded in informational texts? | Answer:To show that they are important
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| Why do writers use bullet points for some information? | Answer:It helps tell that you are about to start a new info sentence
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| What is the purpose of an introduction? | Answer:It helps you understand the key idea more
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| Explain how informational texts are organized. | Answer:the more important things are bolded and the text features are all around the article while the bolded word’s meaning is somewhere on the side
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| Explain the relationship between a central idea and supporting details (star ideas and E’s). | Answer:the central idea is like the key idea and the details help you comprehend the central idea it will have examples for the central idea
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