Informational Text Test Prep

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What are text structures?

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Text structures are the ways in which information is organized in a text. Common structures include chronological, problem and solution, descriptive, and compare and contrast.

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Which of the following is not a text structure?

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Context clues.

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True or False: Use of text structures is an example of an author's craft moves.

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True.

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What does an author's tone refer to?

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An author's perspective or attitude about a topic.

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True or False: A summary includes your opinion.

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False.

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What is the purpose of context clues in a text?

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Context clues help readers understand the meaning of unfamiliar words by providing hints within the surrounding text.

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What is the difference between a summary and a paraphrase?

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A summary condenses the main ideas of a text without personal opinions, while a paraphrase restates the text in your own words, often with similar length.

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What is an example of a chronological text structure?

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A timeline of events in a historical narrative.

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What is the significance of an author's background information?

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An author's background can provide context and insight into their perspective and writing style.

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What are some common author's craft moves?

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Common author's craft moves include the use of figurative language, text structures, tone, and point of view.