Exercise
Form 3: Structural Features - Headings, Subheadings & Sections
Examine how headings, subheadings, and sections structure information in text. Learn to navigate life writing texts using these organizational features.
Questions
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What is the purpose of subheadings in a biographical text?
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Which of these is a typical subheading in a biography?
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Which structural feature presents interesting extra facts alongside the main text?
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What is a caption in a biographical layout?
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Which feature explains technical or historical words used in the biography?
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Authors use ____ to break up life stories into clear ____
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Under which subheading would you look to find out about a scientist's major invention?
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How can a reader scan a biography quickly to find specific information?
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What is the function of portraits and photographs in a biography?
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Which subheading indicates a section about hardships the subject faced?
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Which structural feature at the end of a book lists topics and page numbers alphabetically?
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A ____ explains an image, whereas a ____ defines unfamiliar terms.
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Which formatting feature is often used for subheadings to make them stand out?
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Which section title best fits the concluding part of a biography?
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Why do publishers include large pull-quotes in biographical articles?