Informational report
Subtopics
Table of contents
Paraphrasing
100

What is an informational report? 

It is a report telling readers facts about a topic. It informs the reader on a topic. 

100

What is a subtopic? 

a subtopic is a part of the main topic. A subtopic will get it's own section in your report. 

100

What is a table of contents? 

It is a table that tells readers the subtopics they will find in the report and in what order they will find them

100

Why is it important to paraphrase information? 

So that you are not stealing another authors information without giving them credit. 

200

True or False: 

An informational report has stories and experiences from the author. 

False. An informational report only shares facts about the topic. There is no personal opinions or stories in it. 

200

What is an example of a subtopic for a report on the red-eyed tree frog? 

Possible answers: 

characteristics

habitat

predators and prey

adaptations 


200

Why is the table of contents important? 

It is important because it tells you what information is in the report and where to find it. 

200

What is plagiarism? 

Plagiarism is when an author steals the exact words from another author without giving them credit. 

300

What is an example of a feature of informational writing? 

Photos

Table of contents

Headings

Bold words


300

What is the difference between a fact and a subtopic? 

a subtopic is a collection of facts. 

300

What should your table of contents have in addition to your subtopics? 

An introduction and conclusion 

300

What is the difference between plagiarism and paraphrasing?   

plagiarism is when you steal another authors words and ideas without giving them credit. Paraphrasing is when you take information or facts and write them in your own words. You paraphrase facts to make sure you are not plagiarism.