Text Structures

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What is the definition of Text Structure?

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Text Structure refers to the way or method an author/writer uses to organize and present information, which depends on the author's purpose.

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What are some signal words associated with the Cause and Effect text structure?

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Signal words for Cause and Effect include 'if/then', 'therefore', and 'because'.

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What text structure is used to describe a topic's characteristics and qualities?

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The Description text structure is used to tell us about a topic's characteristics and qualities.

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What does the Sequence text structure explain?

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The Sequence text structure explains the chronology of how something happened (dates) or the order in which you should do something (steps).

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What is the purpose of the Cause or Effect text structure?

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The Cause or Effect text structure explains why something happened or the effects of something.

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What is an example of a text structure that organizes information by comparing and contrasting?

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The Compare and Contrast text structure organizes information by highlighting similarities and differences between two or more subjects.

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What signal words might indicate a Compare and Contrast text structure?

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Signal words for Compare and Contrast include 'similarly', 'on the other hand', 'however', and 'in contrast'.

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What is the purpose of using a Problem and Solution text structure?

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The Problem and Solution text structure is used to present a problem and propose one or more solutions.

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What are some signal words associated with the Problem and Solution text structure?

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Signal words for Problem and Solution include 'problem', 'solution', 'resolve', and 'address'.

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How does the Chronological text structure differ from Sequence?

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Chronological text structure specifically focuses on the order of events in time, while Sequence can refer to steps in a process.