Which sentence is a fact?
a.) Dogs are the best pets!
b.) Dogs have four legs.
c.) Dogs are more fun compared to cats.
b.) Dogs have four legs.
Which sentence is a claim?
a.) The moon orbits Earth.
b.) Chocolate ice cream tastes the best.
c.) Bees make honey.
b.) Chocolate ice cream tastes the best.
True or False:
A caption helps explain what is happening in a picture.
True
Which text feature tells the name of a section in a nonfiction book?
a.) Heading
b.) Caption
c.) Glossary
a.) Heading
Which graphic feature shows information in a picture with labels?
a.) Illustration
b.) Timeline
c.) Diagram
c.) Diagram
Which sentence can be proven true?
a.) Recess is the best part of the day.
b.) Pizza is one of the most delicious foods.
c.) The Earth orbits the sun.
c.) The Earth orbits the sun.
A claim is...
a.) Something everyone can prove.
b.) A statement someone believes.
c.) A math problem.
b.) A statement someone believes.

What graphic feature is helping you understand the parts?
Diagram with labels.
What text feature explains a picture?
a.) Caption
b.) Table of contents
c.) Heading
a.) Caption
Which graphic feature shows numbers and information in rows and columns?
a.) Chart/Table
b.) Maps
c.) Graph
a.) Chart/Table
A fact is something that...
a.) Can be proven true with evidence.
b.) Shows someone's beliefs about a topic.
c.) Includes the phrases: "I believe", or "it seems to be..."
a.) Can be proven true with evidence.
Which sentence cannot be proven true?
a.) Penguins live in cold places.
b.) Penguins eat fish.
c.) Penguins are the cutest animals.
c.) Penguins are the cutest animals.

Which text feature would help you quickly know what the section is about?
Heading/Title
Which text feature helps you find the page number of a topic?
a.) Labels
b.) Index
c.) Bold words
b.) Index
Which graphic feature helps readers see where places are located?
a.) Caption
b.) Maps
c.) Photographs
b.) Maps
Is the following statement a fact? True or False
Many libraries allow people to borrow books for free.
True
Which statement sounds like a claim?
a.) Tigers are amazing animals.
b.) Tigers have stripes.
c.) Tigers live in forests.
a.) Tigers are amazing animals.
Which of these is both a fact and helps support a claim?
a.) Trees are the prettiest part of nature.
b.) Trees are boring and not useful.
c.) Trees provide oxygen for people to breathe.
c.) Trees provide oxygen for people to breathe.
Which text feature shows important vocabulary words?
a.) Diagram
b.) Bold words
c.) Table
b.) Bold words

What does this graphic feature help readers do?
a.) Find the author.
b.) Read a story.
c.) Compare parts of a whole.
c.) Compare parts of a whole.
Could this statement be proven true? Why? True or False
This school has three flights of stairs. It is not handicap-accessible.
True. This statement could be proven true because if we were to go to the school that was being talked about, we could see the three flights of stairs. It can also be proven true through eyewitnesses who may go to that school.
Why does an author include their claim when writing a text?
a.) To explain the meaning of the text.
b.) To persuade an audience to believe what they believe.
c.) To list every fact about the topic.
b.) To persuade an audience to believe what they believe.
An author writes a nonfiction article about penguins. The page includes a heading, a labeled diagram of a penguin, and a caption under a photo.
Which is the main reason the author included these features?
a.) To show their favorite animals.
b.) To help readers understand the main idea and details more easily.
c.) To make the story longer.
b.) To help readers understand the main idea and details more easily.
Why does an author include text features in a nonfiction text?
a.) To make the story more exciting.
b.) To make the pages longer.
c.) To help readers find and understand important information.
c.) To help readers find and understand important information.
Why might an author include graphic features in a text?
a.) To help readers understand information by showing it visually.
b.) To make the page look colorful.
c.) To take away from the words on the page.
a.) To help readers understand information by showing it visually.