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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 may organize their ideas
using headings. The headings tell readers what the next
section of text will be about.

• Narrative nonfiction includes visuals, such as

photographs, illustrations, maps, and diagrams.

SET A PURPOSE Look at the picture on the next page. What
do you want to learn about the Alamo? Write your ideas below.

CRITICAL
VOCABULARY

surrendered

rebellion

furious

tyrant

Build Background: occasionally
The Alamo
secure

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