Exercise
Form 2: Stone Age Life - Locating Information using Subheadings
Practice locating specific information in a report on Stone Age life. Students use subheadings to quickly find relevant facts and details.
Questions
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MultiChoice
Under which subheading would you find information about flint handaxes?
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Where in a Stone Age report would you read about mammoth hunting?
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How can subheadings help a reader quickly find where Stone Age people lived?
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Which subheading would contain information about Lascaux cave drawings?
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Which subheading best fits a paragraph about how Stone Age people kept warm?
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Why is scanning subheadings an effective reading strategy?
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Under which subheading should facts about Skara Brae be placed?
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Which subheading covers how early humans stayed warm and cooked food?
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How do subheadings signal what text comes next?
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Which subheading is most relevant for facts about eating berries and nuts?
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What step should you take first when answering a specific non-fiction question?
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Which subheading shows how Stone Age life led into the next era?
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Which subheading would help a reader learn about shaping stone into blades?
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Does skipping to a subheading help you locate specific information?
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Which subheading fits a section about early crop growing?