Educational worksheet about starfish text features and movement.

Let’s go step by step to label the text features correctly.

We are given a word bank:
caption, diagram, heading, index, subheading

And we need to match each red arrow in the worksheet to the correct term from the word bank. One word will not be used.

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Look at the first red arrow — it points to the big title at the top:
→ “Starfish Text Features”
This is the main title of the whole page. That’s called a heading.

Second red arrow — points to the section titled:
→ “How Starfish Move”
This is a smaller title under the main heading. It introduces a new section. That’s a subheading.

Third red arrow — points to the drawing of the starfish with labels like “Arms” and “Feet”.
That’s a picture that explains something — that’s a diagram.

Fourth red arrow — points to the small sentence under the diagram:
→ *“The starfish uses its short, tube-like feet to move slowly on the ocean floor.”*
This explains what the diagram shows. That’s a caption.

Now, what’s left? The word index is still in the word bank. But there’s no list of topics or page numbers anywhere — so index is the one not used.

✔ So the matches are:
- Top title → heading
- “How Starfish Move” → subheading
- Drawing of starfish → diagram
- Sentence under drawing → caption

Final Answer:
heading, subheading, diagram, caption