Non-Fiction Text Structure

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What is Non-Fiction Text Structure?

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Non-Fiction Text Structure refers to the way information is organized in a non-fiction text, helping readers understand the content better.

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What are the main types of Non-Fiction Text Structures?

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The main types include Cause and Effect, Compare and Contrast, Chronological Sequence, and Problem and Solution.

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Define 'Cause and Effect' in Non-Fiction Text Structure.

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Cause and Effect explains why something happens (the cause) and what happens as a result (the effect).

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Give an example of a Cause and Effect text structure.

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An example is explaining how pollution causes climate change.

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Define 'Compare and Contrast' in Non-Fiction Text Structure.

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Compare and Contrast highlights the similarities and differences between two or more subjects.

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Give an example of a Compare and Contrast text structure.

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An example is comparing the habitats of frogs and toads.

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Define 'Chronological Sequence' in Non-Fiction Text Structure.

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Chronological Sequence organizes information in the order that events occur.

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Give an example of a Chronological Sequence text structure.

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An example is outlining the steps to bake a cake.

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Define 'Problem and Solution' in Non-Fiction Text Structure.

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Problem and Solution presents a problem and discusses one or more solutions.

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Give an example of a Problem and Solution text structure.

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An example is discussing the problem of plastic waste and proposing recycling as a solution.