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Nonfiction Text Features Practice

A third-grade worksheet focusing on identifying and understanding various nonfiction text features.

Grade 3 ELA ReadingReading Comprehension StrategiesUsing Text FeaturesNonfiction Text Features
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CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RI.3.5

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ELAReadingNonfictionText FeaturesGrade 3
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Nonfiction Text Features Practice

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Read the following questions carefully and answer them based on your knowledge of nonfiction text features.

1. What text feature tells you what the main idea of a section is?

a

Glossary

b

Table of Contents

c

Heading

d

Index

2. Which text feature would you look at to find the definition of a new word?

a

Caption

b

Glossary

c

Bold Print

d

Diagram

3. The index is usually found at the beginning of a nonfiction book.

T

True

F

False

4. A caption tells you more about a picture or photograph.

T

True

F

False

5. A   helps you find information about specific topics and the page numbers where they can be found.

6. Words written in   are important and often have definitions in the glossary.

7. Look at the illustration below. What text feature is this, and what is its purpose?

Diagram showing river features like source, mouth, meander, and tributary.

Match each text feature with its definition.

8. Table of Contents

 

a. Shows what a picture is about

9. Caption

 

b. Lists chapters and page numbers

10. Diagram

 

c. A drawing that explains something