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How can writers organize information in a nonfiction text?
How can writers organize information in a nonfiction text?
- By focusing on the author's opinion
- By using descriptive language
- By arranging information in categories and subcategories (correct)
- By including fictional characters
What is a common way writers can present information in nonfiction to help readers understand cause and effect relationships?
What is a common way writers can present information in nonfiction to help readers understand cause and effect relationships?
- Through imaginative descriptions
- By employing cause and effect signal words (correct)
- Through storytelling
- By using dialogue between characters
Why is it important for students to use academic language like 'nonfiction' and 'organize' when discussing texts?
Why is it important for students to use academic language like 'nonfiction' and 'organize' when discussing texts?
- To communicate clearly and effectively (correct)
- To impress their friends
- To confuse others
- To sound smarter
What is one way students can use text features to gain information from a nonfiction text?
What is one way students can use text features to gain information from a nonfiction text?
How do writers often present information in a 'compare and contrast' organizational structure within a nonfiction text?
How do writers often present information in a 'compare and contrast' organizational structure within a nonfiction text?
In nonfiction texts, what do illustrations and graphics primarily aim to do?
In nonfiction texts, what do illustrations and graphics primarily aim to do?
What does 'organizational structures' refer to in nonfiction texts?
What does 'organizational structures' refer to in nonfiction texts?
Why is it important for students to use academic language when discussing nonfiction texts?
Why is it important for students to use academic language when discussing nonfiction texts?
What do text features help readers do in a nonfiction text?
What do text features help readers do in a nonfiction text?
How can students identify different organizational structures in nonfiction texts?
How can students identify different organizational structures in nonfiction texts?
What is the purpose of illustrations and graphics in nonfiction texts?
What is the purpose of illustrations and graphics in nonfiction texts?
Why do writers organize information in multiple ways within the same nonfiction text?
Why do writers organize information in multiple ways within the same nonfiction text?
