Exercise
Evaluating Structural Features in Non-Fiction
Evaluate the visual layout and structural features used across various non-fiction procedural texts.
Questions
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Which feature helps a reader locate specific procedural information rapidly?
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Why do instructional texts use short paragraphs and bullet lists?
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A ____ explains technical terms, while an ____ lists page topics.
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What is the function of a caption beneath an instructional diagram?
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Which text feature is designed to emphasize crucial warnings?
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Subheadings split the text into logical ____ for easy ____
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How does an introduction paragraph benefit the reader of a procedural text?
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What is the difference between a table of contents and an index?
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An ____ diagram uses arrows and labels to clarify ____
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Why might a procedural guide include a 'Troubleshooting' section?
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Which visual feature uses lines to connect words to parts of a picture?
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Bold ____ terms draw the reader's attention to essential ____
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What type of tone is standard in procedural non-fiction texts?
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Why do recipe texts place the 'Ingredients' section before the 'Method' section?
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Which structural feature indicates how long a task will take to complete?