Identifying Informational Text Structures

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What is the relationship between painting and sketching based on the given passage? Options: Cause and Effect, Compare/Contrast, Description, Chronological

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Compare/Contrast

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Key words from the last paragraph indicating a compare/contrast structure: still, while, often; art, vibrant, relaxing; each, different, both; first, before, next.

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each, different, both

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What is the structure of the passage: Every morning, the cat would jump on the counter and knock over glasses of water. Removing the cat didn't solve the issue. The spray bottle didn't help. Finally, laying tin foil across the countertops scared the cat enough to get him to stop. Options: Sequence, Cause and Effect, Compare/Contrast, Problem/Solution

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Problem/Solution

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Key words from the last paragraph indicating problem/solution structure: solve, issue, help, knock, foil, stop, every, didn't, enough, similar, unlike, if.

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solve, issue, help

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What is the structure of the passage about building a firepit? Options: Cause and Effect, Descriptive, Chronological, Problem/Solution

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Chronological

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Which key words from the last paragraph indicate that the structure is chronological? Options:

build, gather, maintain

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before, then, finally

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around, over, your

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first, second, third

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before, then, finally

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What type of text structure is used to describe 5-lined skinks and their habitat? Options: Descriptive, Compare/Contrast, Sequential, Cause and Effect.

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Descriptive

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Which key words from the last paragraph indicate that the structure is descriptive? Options:

on the other hand, although, same

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identified, found, balance

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with, can, under

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for example, also, additionally

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for example, also, additionally

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What is the relationship described when laundry is put away damp, leading to bacteria buildup and odor? Options: Cause and Effect, Problem/Solution, Compare/Contrast, Description.

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Cause and Effect

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Key words indicating cause and effect structure from the last paragraph: before, next, finally; folded, trapped, builds; being, when, away; consequently, because, resulting.

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consequently, because, resulting