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Features of Non-Fiction Text and Reliable vs. Unreliable Sources

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In this game, players will evaluate various nouns to determine whether they represent features of non-fiction texts or reliable sources of information. Players will respond with ✅ for true statements and ❌ for false ones. Test your knowledge and see how well you understand the characteristics of credible information!

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Features of Non-Fiction Text and Reliable vs. Unreliable SourcesOnline version

In this game, players will evaluate various nouns to determine whether they represent features of non-fiction texts or reliable sources of information. Players will respond with ✅ for true statements and ❌ for false ones. Test your knowledge and see how well you understand the characteristics of credible information!

by Vanessa
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A narrative is an example of a non fiction text

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Reliable sources are written by people that are qualified in a specific area

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Non-fiction texts are created to entertain the reader

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All websites provide accurate information.

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A personal opinion is a reliable source of information.

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Non-fiction texts usually provide evidence to support claims.

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An index is a common feature in non-fiction texts.

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Websites ending in .org or .gov are reliable

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A table of contents helps readers navigate a non-fiction book.

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Non-fiction books are only about history.

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Blogs are always reliable sources of information.

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Wikipedia is an example of a reliable source

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Reliable sources provide accurate, truthful and up-to-date information

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Social media posts are considered reliable sources.

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Information reports are an example of a non - fiction text

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Fictional stories are a feature of non-fiction texts.

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Non-fiction texts often include graphs and charts to present data.

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A bibliography is a feature of a non-fiction text.

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