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Fiction and non-fiction

Grade 3: stories vs information texts, features of non-fiction (headings, contents, index, glossary), fairy tales and fables, instructions.

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  1. Which book is fiction?

    • A book about how rabbits live
    • A guide to caring for pets
    • A report on farm animals
    • A story about a talking rabbit
    Show answerA story about a talking rabbit
  2. What is a non-fiction book written to do?

    • Give true facts
    • Rhyme every line
    • Show only pictures
    • Tell made-up tales
    Show answerGive true facts
  3. A story about a dragon who bakes bread is non-fiction. (True or false?)

    Show answerFalse
  4. Which text is most likely to be non-fiction?

    • A poem about a dancing moon
    • A story of a brave mouse
    • A tale of a magic lamp
    • An article about volcanoes
    Show answerAn article about volcanoes
  5. Where in a non-fiction book do you find the list of chapters at the start?

    • The blurb
    • The contents page
    • The glossary
    • The index
    Show answerThe contents page
  6. What does a glossary do?

    • Explains hard words from the book
    • Lists page numbers for topics
    • Names the book's author
    • Shows the chapter titles
    Show answerExplains hard words from the book
  7. Which part, at the back, lists topics in ABC order with page numbers?

    • The contents
    • The heading
    • The index
    • The title page
    Show answerThe index
  8. A heading tells you what a section of a text is about. (True or false?)

    Show answerTrue
  9. You want to find the meaning of the word 'habitat' in a book. Which back page helps? (Answer out loud)

    Show answerThe glossary
  10. Which is a fable?

    • A list of true facts about animals
    • A page of word meanings
    • A set of steps to make a kite
    • A short story with a lesson, often with animals
    Show answerA short story with a lesson, often with animals
  11. Which phrase often begins a fairy tale?

    • Contents
    • In conclusion
    • Once upon a time
    • Step one
    Show answerOnce upon a time
  12. What is the lesson of a fable called? (Answer out loud)

    Show answerThe moral
  13. Fairy tales often have magic in them. (True or false?)

    Show answerTrue
  14. Which word is a good way to start an instruction in a recipe?

    • Mix
    • Mixed
    • Mixes
    • Mixing
    Show answerMix
  15. Instructions are usually written in which order?

    • Alphabetical order
    • Any order at all
    • Shortest step first
    • The order the steps are done
    Show answerThe order the steps are done
  16. Name one word that shows order in instructions, like first. (Answer out loud)

    Show answerNext, then, after that, finally (any)

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