Text
Titles and Headings
Visuals
Miscellaneous

100

The style and colour of the _______ sends the reader signals about how to read the content.

What is Text

100

What does a title usually tell the reader?

What is the main topic or subject of the text.

100

Name two types of visual feature found in nonfiction texts.

Photos, diagrams, maps, charts, or timelines.

100

What is a glossary?

A list of key words and their meanings, usually at the back of a book.

200

Three ways to format text to make it more noticeable.

What is bold, colour, italics and underlining

200

Why are subheadings used in nonfiction texts?

To organize information into sections and guide the reader.

200

How do captions help the reader understand a photo?

They describe what’s in the image and how it relates to the topic.

200

Tells the reader the topic/main idea of the text

What is the Heading or Title

300

slanted writing

What is Italics

300

How can headings help you predict what a paragraph is about?

They give clues about the content or focus of the section below.

300

What’s the difference between a photograph and a diagram?

A photo is a real-life image; a diagram is a labelled drawing to explain something.

300

A list at the beginning of a text that shows the titles of chapters or sections and their page numbers.

What is a Table of Contents 

400

Make text slightly bigger and darker so that it stands out.

What is Bold

400

Give an example of a heading and explain what type of information might follow it

.Example: “How Ants Communicate” — the section might explain signals ants use like scent trails or touch.

400

Why might an author include a map in a nonfiction text?

To show a location related to the topic, helping the reader visualize where events happen.

400

Lists that make information easier to read, compare or remember 

Bullets and Numbers