Text Structure

Front

Similarities and differences between two or more things

Back

Compare/Contrast

Front

This is when an author wants to explain to a reader how one event or thing leads to another.

Back

Cause and Effect

Front

When an author wants to show something going in order.

Back

Sequence

Front

The Green sea turtle is on the endangered list while the Loggerhead is listed as threatened. The Green sea turtle eats grass, algae and other vegetation and is classified as herbivorous.
This is an example of what?

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Compare and Contrast 

Front

What is the relationship between strawberry and chocolate ice-cream as described in the passage?

Back

compare and contrast

Front

What is the relationship described in the passage about ice-cream headaches?

Back

cause and effect

Front

What is chronological text structure?

Back

a text structure that presents events in the order they occur

Front

What is compare and contrast text structure?

Back

a text structure that shows how two or more things are similar and different

Front

Which keywords would most likely be used in a text using chronological text structure? Options: before, in the beginning, next, last, after, similar, differences, both, alike, since, because, if, as a result of, for example, characteristics, for instance

Back

before, in the beginning, next, last, after

Front

Which keywords would most likely be used in a text using compare and contrast text structure?

Back

similar, differences, both, alike