This document provides an overview of different forms of text such as poems, plays, biographies, autobiographies, and letters. It also defines common text features like titles, headings, keywords, graphics, and captions. Additionally, it discusses parts of words like prefixes and suffixes, providing examples of each. The document is intended to familiarize readers with different types of texts and their basic structures.

1. Read, Rhyme, Respond

2. Parts of the Text Title Title Page Table of Contents Glossary, Appendix, & Index

4. Poems Plays Letters Biographies Autobiographies “ To be, or not be, that is the question.” FORMS OF TEXT

5. Poem (example): An Hour is a Sea Between a few, and me -- With them would Harbor be -- Emily Dickenson Plays: A dramatic performance on stage, using a script Biography: An account of someone's life written by someone else. Autobiography: An account of a person's life written by that person. Letters: A written, typed, or printed communication.

6. Headings: title, subtitle, or topic that stands at the beginning. Keywords: great significance Graphics: commercial design or illustration. Captions: brief explanation pertaining to an article. Sidebar: contains extra information about an article in a newspaper or magazine. Footnotes: additional information at the end of a page. Text Features

7. Parts of a Word “ There once was a man who was depend able . He drove a very in expensive car. When the man hurri ed home to watch football. He found the scenery to be enjoy able .”

8. What is a Prefix? Re moved, Pre test, Dis honest, Sub marine Runn ing , Plenti ful , Runn er , Use less Letter or letters added to the end of a word, serving to form a new word . What is a suffix?

9. Can you point out the suffixes? Selfish Drown Dependable Freedom Listener Tables They’re

10. Determine the Prefix in each Word Redone Prescribe Diagonal Hypothermia Postpone Unacceptable