Text structure
Text features
Informational text
Fiction
Literary Non-fiction
100

Author shows whats in common and what's different.

compare and contrast 

100

Tells what the text will be about

Title 

100

What the text is mostly about? 

Main Idea 

100

The overall life message the author is trying to convey through the story (The heart of the story).

Theme 

100

Describes the life of a real person. 

Biography 

200

Author describes steps in the order they occur.

sequence 

200

Tells a book's Title, Author, Illustrator, and Publisher.

Title page 
200

The way an author organizes information in a text 

Text structure 

200

Conflict in the mind of the character; he struggles to make decision, take action or overcome a feeling. 

Internal conflict 

200

A form of autobiographical writing in which a person recalls significant events, mostly historical. In his or her life. 

Memoir 

300

When the author explains something or someone.

Description 

300

Tells the definition of certain words in the text.

Glossary 

300

a statement of personal preference or feeling.

Opinion

300

The beginning of a story where the characters and setting are introduced.

Exposition 

300

This book contains personal thoughts and reflections about daily life 

Journal or Diary 

400

States a problem and then a solution 

problem and Solution 

400

Tells the page(s) numbers of a certain topic.

Index 

400

a statement that can be proven as true or false.

Fact 

400

The highest point of interest in a story where the main character faces their conflict.

Climax 


400

The story of one person's life, written by that person. 

Autobiography 

500

Explains why something happened or the effects of something 

cause and effect 

500

Tells the Names of Chapters and what Page they Start on.

Table of Contents 

500

Supporting details or important pieces of information that support the main idea of a text.

Supporting details (key details ) 

500

The end of a story where the main conflict is resolved

Resolution 

500

The author's attitude toward the subject. 

Tone