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RR expository review

Expository Vocab

QuestionAnswer
Not a drawing and usually has a caption with it photograph
Dark, big words that stand out Bold Print
Slanted words Italics
A drawing with labeled parts Diagram
Text that gIves facts about real people, places, things or events. Expository
Special text that helps the reader understand what is important. Text feature
Pieces of information that are true or can be proven. Facts
How someone feels about a subject. Opinion
Letters used to summarize expository text B-M-E
The reason why something happened Cause
The result of what happened Effect
Sentences that support and prove the main idea Details
One or two words about what the whole text is about Topic
Organizes facts and numbers in a visual way that is easier to read Chart, Table, Graph
When you explain how two texts are similar Comparison
Giving the characteristics of something or someone Descriptions
Order of events Sequence
The author's purpose for writing an expository text (write as many answers as you can) To inform To give facts To explain To show To describe To provide facts To tell the reader something
What the paragraph or the text is mostly about Main Idea
The text that is attached to a picture and describes the picture Caption
We read expository text to learn new ___________ Information
Any visuals that are added in an expository text (photos, diagram, graphs, charts, maps) Graphic Features
This is found at the top of the chapter in bold print Heading/Subtitle
Created by: Milam Mustangs
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