Question

Look at the procedural text.

Information for dressing for success.

Which text features are included in this text? Check all that apply.

a title
a subtitle
headings
a callout
illustrations
a sidebar

Answer 1

I can’t see the procedural text you mean. Please paste the text (or upload an image) and I’ll check it for you.

Meanwhile, here’s how to identify each feature so you can spot them yourself:

- a title — a large, main name for the piece at the top (e.g., “Dressing for Success”).
- a subtitle — a smaller line under the title that adds detail or scope (e.g., “How to dress for job interviews”).
- headings — shorter labels that introduce sections or steps (e.g., “Step 1: Choose appropriate shoes”).
- a callout — a short highlighted box or bolded sentence drawn out from the main text (often with a border, different background, or larger/bold type).
- illustrations — photos, drawings, diagrams, or icons that show clothes, styles, or steps.
- a sidebar — a separate column or boxed block of extra info set apart from the main flow (tips, definitions, checklists).

If you paste the text or an image, I’ll mark which of the above are present.