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Read the graph, the table and the timeline an informational article is built around, and name what each text feature does.
#english_9_10
20 questions
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Answer to earn energy, then climb.
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Use the line graph. In which month was the average daily high 40 degrees Fahrenheit?
Which statement describes the trend this line graph shows?
Use the table. In which month did the library check out more nonfiction than fiction?
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Use the table. Which week collected the most paper and glass combined?
Use the timeline. Which step came directly before the council vote?
Use the timeline. How many years passed between the greenhouse being added and the rain barrels going in?
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An article reports how a school's budget divides among four departments, and the writer wants each department's share of the total to be obvious at a glance. Which graphic fits best?
Beside an article on hurricanes, the magazine prints a boxed half-page headed "How a storm gets its name," which the main article never refers to. What is that box?
An eight-page article is broken up by short bold lines of type such as "Where the water goes" and "Who pays for the repairs." What do these lines do for the reader?
A map in an article shades some counties dark and others light, and a small box in the corner explains what each shade stands for. What is that box called?
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