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Structures
Text Structures
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Q: sequence & order structure | A: describes events/steps in order |
| Q: cause & effect structure | A: describes events and reasons why an event happened |
| Q: problem & solution structure | A: describes an issue and a way to solve it |
| Q: compare & contrast structure | A: describes how something is alike and different |
| Q: description structure | A: describes details about a topic |
| Q: plot | A: structure used to organize a fiction story |
| Q: 5 text structures | A: used to organize informational text |
| Q: somebody, wanted, but, so, then | A: words used to summarize parts of a fiction story |
| Q: authors' purpose for writing | A: To persuade, to inform, to entertain |
| Q: fiction text | A: written to entertain the reader |
| Q: informational text | A: written to teach the reader something |
| Q: persuasive text | A: written to convince the reader of something |
| Q: central idea | A: the main point of a text |
| Q: key details | A: important facts and examples that support a main idea |
| Q: main idea | A: the point of a specific paragraph/section |
| Q: structure | A: how something is put together/organized |