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Notice &
Note
3 Big Questions

Prepare to Read

GENRE STUDY Narrative nonfiction gives factual

information by telling a true story.

• Narrative nonfiction presents events in sequential, or

chronological, order.
• Authors of narrative nonfiction texts may include

words that are specific to a science topic.

• Narrative nonfiction includes visuals, such as
illustrations, maps, and diagrams.

• Narrative nonfiction may include text features, such

as bold print, captions, and italics.

SET A PURPOSE Think about the title and genre of this

text. What do you know about octopuses? What would
you like to learn? Write your responses below.

CRITICAL
VOCABULARY

flexible

siphon

lurking

invisible

Meet the Author and Illustrator:
Laurie Ellen Angus

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