Types of Documentation
This is a reliable source to get information on your topic that goes in alphabetical order.
What is an encylopedia?
This type of writing is based on real facts and events.
What is informative writing?
The purpose of a timeline in historical non-fiction texts
What is To show the sequence of events over time or chronological order?
Don't give yours when writing historical non-fiction.
What is opinions?
This is a digital source that the more specific you are when writing your question the better the answer you will find.
What is a website?
True or False.
Informative writing is based fiction told through a creative story about a real person.
What is False.
Maps are important in historical non-fiction texts.
True or False.
What is true?
Do use this part of the book to understand new words.
What is glossary?
This source gives the researcher the opportunity to see and hear about the facts about your topic.
What is a video?
A reader will know when they are reading historical non-fiction because it will highlight this.
What is an important theme?
A feature of historical non-fiction that provides an overview of the main topics or events found in the beginning of the text.
What is the table of contents?
Do this while you are reading historical non-fiction.
What is take notes and ask questions?
This a visual representation in chronological order of events.
These 2 features are what should be in every piece of non-fiction writing because they are important.
What facts and dates?
The role of a source in a historical non-fiction text is to provide this.
What is evidence?
Do make connections between historical events and present-day life.
True or False
What is true?
This source can be found where there are shelves and shelves of them in special categories.
What is a library book?
Many times you will find these in non-fiction writing essays because they give a visual to help the reader to better understand.
These are just as important as reading the text when writing about a subject. (2)
Do read these when using a book for research.
What are headings and sub-headings?