Informational Texts
Literary Texts
Louisiana Geography
Bayou Bridges
100

What is the author's purpose in writing an informational article?

To inform or explain.

100

The person who tells a story.

What is the narrator?

100

What river is important to Louisiana's trade and history?

What is the Mississippi River?

100

A ruler who has total control

What is a dictator?

200

What the text is mostly about is called the ___.

main idea

200
The main problem in a story is called the ___.

Conflict

200

What is the capital of Louisiana?

What is Baton Rouge?

200

a person who carries out a government duty

What is an official?

300

What text feature helps you find the meaning of bold words?

A glossary.

300

The big idea of a story that the author wants you to learn.

central message or theme

300

The region known for its swamps and marshes.

What is the Coastal Plain?

300

the study of ideas about knowledge, life, and truth; literally, the love of wisdom

What is philosophy?

400

How can you tell the difference between a fact and an opinion?

Facts can be proven; Opinions are what someone thinks or feels.

400

Where a story takes place is called the __.

setting

400

What natural event affects Louisiana's coastlines the most?

What are hurricanes?

400

a social organization in which kings, lords, and peasants are bound together by mutual obligations

What is a caste?

500

What kind of text structure tells how things are alike and different?

Compare and contrast

500

True or False: All poems rhyme.

False

500

The number of parishes in Louisiana.

64 

500

a wind from the south or southwest that brings heavy rainfall to Asia during the summer months

What is a monsoon?