π Quick Study Guide
- π A sentence needs a subject (who or what) and a verb (action).
- π‘ Factual details give information that can be proven true.
- π Supporting details tell more about the main idea.
- π When writing, make sure your details match the sentence's topic.
- π Example: "Apples are fruits." (sentence) "Apples can be red, green, or yellow." (supporting detail)
Practice Quiz
- Which of these is a sentence with a factual detail?
- A. My dog is cute.
- B. The sky is blue because of how sunlight scatters.
- C. I like pizza.
- D. Summer is fun.
- Which sentence provides a supporting detail for: "Dogs are mammals."?
- A. Dogs like to bark.
- B. Mammals have fur or hair.
- C. Dogs eat bones.
- D. My dog is small.
- What makes a detail "factual"?
- A. It is something someone believes.
- B. It can be proven true.
- C. It is a funny story.
- D. It is an opinion.
- Which of the following is NOT a factual detail about cats?
- A. Cats are mammals.
- B. Cats have whiskers.
- C. Cats are the best pets.
- D. Cats purr.
- Which sentence gives a supporting detail for: "Water is important."?
- A. Water is wet.
- B. People need water to survive.
- C. Water is fun to play with.
- D. Water is clear.
- Which of these is a factual sentence about the sun?
- A. The sun is hot.
- B. The sun is a star that gives Earth light.
- C. The sun is far away.
- D. The sun is yellow.
- Which detail supports the sentence: "Birds can fly."?
- A. Birds have feathers and wings.
- B. Birds eat worms.
- C. Birds sing songs.
- D. Birds build nests.
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1: B, 2: B, 3: B, 4: C, 5: B, 6: B, 7: A