What a person believes or thinks.
Example: Animals are better than people.
What is an opinion?
The list of things you will need that an author includes in a procedural text.
What is a materials list or ingredients list?
To give a reader information about a topic.
What is the author's purpose for writing an informational article?
To persuade/convince us to think a certain way or change our mind.
What is the most likely reason an author writes an argumentative text?
A picture taken with a camera.
What is a photograph?
When someone is trying to convince you to change your mind or believe what they believe.
What is persuade?
The list of numbered steps the author includes in a procedural text.
What is the procedure?
The list of words and definitions at the end of a non-fiction book.
What is a glossary?
To teach us how to do or make something.
What is the reason an author writes a procedural text?
A diagram
What is an illustration that includes labels?
One important idea in an argumentative text that can be found near the beginning of the text.
To teach or explain to a person how to do or make something.
What is the author's purpose for writing a procedural text?
The list of topics and each page number on which each topic can be found usually found at the front of a non-fiction book.
What is a table of contents?
To give us information over a specific topic.
What is the reason an author would write an informational article?
The words next to or under a photograph that explains what the picture is about.
What is a caption?
To get readers to do something or to believe something.
What is the author's purpose of writing an argumentative text?
A picture with labels that an author might include to assist the reader in understanding the procedure.
What is a diagram?
The title of a section of an informational text.
What is a sub-title or sub-heading?
It shows the reader where a certain place is located.
What is a map?
The text structure that an author uses that includes what they believe and true information in order to support their argument.
What is fact and opinion?
A recipe, instructions, a how-to text...
What is an example of a procedural text?
The information an author gives on a certain topic.
What are facts?
A table listing important events in the order they occurred.
What is a timeline?