
RL 6.5 Text structure
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Shalanda Hathorne
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RL 6.5 Text structure
by Shalanda Hathorne
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what is text structure?
A “structure” is a building or framework.
“Text structure” refers to how a piece of text is built.
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what is text structure?
Builders use different types of structures to build different things.
A skyscraper, for example, is a different kind of structure from a house.
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what is text structure?
Writers use different structures to build their ideas.
Each text structure communicates ideas in a different way
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Chronological order
chronological order can be used by authors to explain how things happen in order.
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Signal words
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Description
Explains a topic, idea, person, place or object by listing characteristics, feature, and examples that describe it.
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Signal words
For example
For instance
such as
in addition
characteristics are
to illustrate
in fact
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Problem and solution
presents a problem and one or more solutions to problems. The text also may present Pros and cons to a situation.
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Signal words
problem
conflict
dilemma
possible solution
reason
the question is
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Cause and effect
tells the cause or causes of an events and their effects.
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Signal words
because
but
so
as a result
therefore
this leads to
if
then
effects of
may be due to
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Compare and contrast
explains how two more topics are similar and how they are different.
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Signal words
different
similarly
both
in contrast
although
on the other hand
similar to
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
Volcanoes are a feared and destructive force for good reason. A volcano is like a pressure valve for the inner earth, but they can also be very beautiful. One part of the volcano that people rarely see is the magma chamber. The magma chamber is way beneath the Earth’s bed rock. It is tremendously hot. Running from the magma chamber to the crater of the volcano is the conduit. The conduit connects the magma chamber to the outer world. At the top of the volcano is the the crater. This is where the magma exits. Volcanoes are a beautiful yet dangerous natural phenomenon.
What is the text structure of the above paragraph?
sequence/chronological
compare and contrast
descriptive
cause and effect
problem and solution
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Multiple Choice
What is chronological order?
Sequence of events/ time order
random events
Unknown events
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Multiple Choice
Identify the problem in the passage: Lynn has a test tomorrow, but she also has a track meet tonight. She needs to study so she can get an A on the test. Lynn knows she won't be running in every race. Therefore, she concludes that she can study in between her races.
Lynn needs to study, but she also has a track meet.
Lynn needs to run fast enough to beat her rival.
Lynn doesn't want to run her race.
Lynn will run every race.
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Multiple Choice
Our apartment is on the 11th floor, therefore, we have a great view of the city.
Our apartment is on the 11th floor is the...
Cause
Effect
Inform
Persuade
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Multiple Choice
Name the red part of the sentence.
There was a car accident on the highway, so we arrived late to school.
Cause
Effect
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Multiple Choice
What does chronological order mean?
the arrangement of events by time
the arrangement of events by the order of importance
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Multiple Choice
True or False: Only a speech can be in chronological order.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Compare is to explain how something is similar to something else.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
What tool is useful when comparing and contrasting two things?
KWL Chart
Brainstorming Web
Venn Diagram
T-Chart
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Multiple Choice
Alaska and Hawaii are both states. Alaska has a cold climate, while Hawaii has a warm climate. How are Alaska and Hawaii similar?
Alaska and Hawaii are both states.
Alaska is cold and Hawaii is hot.
Alaska is not apart of the United States and Hawaii is.
They both have cold climates.
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