Text Features
Genre
Fiction Stories
Nonfiction Books
Random Reading
100

What is difference between photograph and illustration?

Photographs are taken with a camera and illustrations are drawings.

100

What are the two types of genre we talked about this year?

Fiction and Nonfiction

100

What are the 5 important parts of story?

Characters, Setting, Beginning, Middle, and End

100

If you didn't know the definition of a word you could look here to find it.

Glossary

100

What character traits would you give characters like fox and wolf?

sneaky, mean, selfish

200

Where do you find the glossary of a book? In the front or the back?

back

200

How do you know a book is fiction?

Make-believe, characters that are not human do things like humans, story with problem and solution, lesson learned, etc.

200

How do you know who the main character of a story is?

They are who the story is mostly and mainly about. They are on the front cover and sometimes in the title.
200

What should you do before you start reading a nonfiction book?

Think about what you already know about the topic. Ask questions.

200

Characters learn lessons in stories. Name a character from a story we have read and what lesson did they learn?

Examples: 

Fox learned not to be greedy

Bear learned not to brag


300

What do you call the mini titles at the top of pages in sections of a book?

Headings/subheadings

300

How do you know a book is nonfiction?

It teaches readers about a topic and gives information. Has text features like photographs, headings, labels, maps, etc.

300

TRUE or FALSE: Readers can learn lessons from characters and stories too.

True

300

Why do authors put dark bold words in nonfiction books?

Important vocabulary words

300

Name some new facts you learned about a topic from a nonfiction book we read this year?

Examples:

Roadrunners don't really fly

Aye-aye's have long spider fingers

Zoo's used to capture animals to put in zoos

400

Why do authors put text features in books?

To help readers learn, see, and understand what they are reading.

400

Can nonfiction books have drawings and illustrations?

Yes 

400

The setting is __________ and ____________ a story takes place.

Where and When

400

This is a picture or photograph that is labeled with important parts.

A diagram

400

What should readers "open in their heads" before they read a new topic?

File cabinets (think about what they already know)

500

Name 6 different text features you can find in a book.

Bold Words, Headings, Labels, Captions, Maps, Photographs, Table of Contents, Glossary, Diagrams

500

Why do authors write nonfiction books?

To teach readers about topics and things they don't know much about.

500

True or False: There is not more than one setting in a story.

False

500

What does the table of contents do?

Helps guide you to the page or section you are looking for.

500

Who is the best reading teacher?

Mrs. Luna

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