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Informative Text Yes/No Challenge

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Decide if statements about informative texts are true.

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Informative Text Yes/No Challenge
 

Informative Text Yes/No ChallengeOnline version

Decide if statements about informative texts are true.

by Michelle Ann Atupan
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The audience is considered when choosing tone and vocabulary in informative writing.

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An informative text is primarily written to entertain rather than inform.

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It uses clear, factual information and evidence to support its claims.

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The writer's opinion and belief do not have a place in informative texts

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Informative texts never include images, charts, or graphs.

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Examples of informative texts include textbooks, manuals, and encyclopedia entries.

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All informative texts use the exact same structure with no variation.

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The tone of an informative text should always be formal, objective and neutral.

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A good informative text does not need to be revised for accuracy.

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An informative text aims to explain or inform the reader about a topic.

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Speaking is the most complex skill in communication

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In choosing a topic in an informative text, it must be specific.

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Conclusion is the road map of an informative text.

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