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Informational Terms

Nonfiction/Information terms

TermDefinition
Facts Information that is true and can be proven
Text Features Parts of a nonfiction text that help you understand it (like headings, pictures, charts)
Text Structure The way a text is organized or put together
Index A list at the back of a book that tells you what page to find topics on
Table of Contents A list at the front of a book that shows chapters and their page numbers
Photographs with Captions Real pictures with short sentences that explain what you see
Diagram A drawing that shows how something works or is put together
Transition Words Words that help connect ideas (like first, next, also, finally)
Quotations Exact words that someone said, shown in quotation marks (“ ”)
Conclusion The ending of a text that wraps up the main ideas
Introduction The beginning of a text that tells what it will be about
Compare and Contrast Showing how things are the same and different
Chronological Putting events in order by time (first, next, last)
Cause and Effect Showing why something happens (cause) and what happens because of it (effect)
Description Telling details about something so you can picture it
Problem and Solution A problem is something that needs to be fixed, and a solution is how it gets fixed
Cite/Citation Telling where you got your information from
Created by: Ellen Pierson
 

 



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