1. What is the main purpose of an informational text?
a) To entertain readers
b) To persuade readers to take a certain action
c) To inform readers about a topic
d) To confuse readers with complex vocabulary
Correct Answer: c) To inform readers about a topic
2. Which of the following is a characteristic of an informational text?
a) Includes fictional characters and a storyline
b) Presents facts, details, and evidence to support a central idea
c) Uses exaggerated language to evoke emotions in readers
d) Relies on personal opinions rather than objective information
Correct Answer: b) Presents facts, details, and evidence to support a central idea
3. How can readers evaluate the credibility of information presented in an informational text?
a) By considering the author's qualifications and expertise on the topic
b) By fact-checking information with multiple reputable sources
c) By examining the evidence and reasoning provided to support claims
d) All of the above
Correct Answer: d) All of the above
4. Which of the following is NOT a common text structure used in informational texts?
a) Problem and solution
b) Compare and contrast
c) Chronological order
d) Cliffhanger ending
Correct Answer: d) Cliffhanger ending
5. Why is it important for readers to critically analyze and evaluate informational texts?
a) To challenge the author's credibility
b) To ensure that the information is accurate and reliable
c) To identify any biases or misleading information
d) All of the above
Correct Answer: d) All of the above
6. In the context of informational texts, what is meant by the term "bias"?
a) A preference for one viewpoint over others without sufficient evidence
b) A lack of supporting evidence for claims made by the author
c) A focus on presenting both sides of an argument in a balanced way
d) A tendency to use emotionally charged language to sway readers
Correct Answer: a) A preference for one viewpoint over others without sufficient evidence
7. How can readers distinguish between facts and opinions in an informational text?
a) Facts are subjective statements based on personal beliefs, while opinions are objective statements supported by evidence.
b) Facts can be verified through evidence and sources, while opinions are based on personal feelings or beliefs.
c) Facts are always presented in bold text, while opinions are italicized.
d) Facts are presented at the beginning of the text, while opinions are placed at the end.
Correct Answer: b) Facts can be verified through evidence and sources, while opinions are based on personal feelings or beliefs.
Unit 7 Lesson 13 Analyze Informational Text Unit Test
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