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Fact Finder: Expository Texts (Grade 5)

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Reading expository texts.

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Fact Finder: Expository Texts (Grade 5)
 

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Reading expository texts.

by Rania Elmankhly
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What is the main idea of an expository text?

2

Which feature helps you find information quickly in an expository text?

3

Which detail would best support a main idea about weather?

4

What is a sequence in an expository text?

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Which statement is an example of cause and effect?

6

Which vocabulary clue signals a comparison in expository writing?

7

What is the purpose of a diagram or chart in an expository text?

8

Which question helps test comprehension of a section?

9

Which detail would most likely be found in a science expository text?

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What should you do after reading an expository text?

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