Summaries of Informational Texts (Part 1)
Decide whether each item describes a feature that should or should not be part of a summary of an informational text, and classify it
accordingly.
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connects key ideas
includes supporting details
refers to at least one outside source for
supporting details
uses exact words and phrasing as the
original text
Should be included
Should NOT be included
uses objective voice
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