
Informational/Nonfiction Text Structures Practice
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English
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9th - 12th Grade
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Easy
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4 Slides • 12 Questions
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Match
Match each text structure with its definition
Description
Chronological
Compare & Contrast
Cause & Effect
Problem & Solution
Tells about a topic and its characteristics
Tell about events in the order that they happened
Explains how something is similar to and different from something or someone else
Explains something that happened and the reasons why
Describes a problem and how it was solved
Tells about a topic and its characteristics
Tell about events in the order that they happened
Explains how something is similar to and different from something or someone else
Explains something that happened and the reasons why
Describes a problem and how it was solved
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Match
Match each text structure with its signal phrases:
Description
Chronological
Cause & Effect
Compare & Contrast
Problem & Solution
for instance, for example, such as
first, then, finally
because, as a result, therefore
same, different, however, alike
issue, answer, question
for instance, for example, such as
first, then, finally
because, as a result, therefore
same, different, however, alike
issue, answer, question
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Multiple Choice
The Vancouver Island marmot is a kind of large rodent that lives high in the mountains of Vancouver Island in Canada. Climate change and logging have caused a large decrease in their population. Scientists believe that there are less than a hundred left of them in the wild.
Compare & Contrast
Cause & Effect
Description
Chronological
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Multiple Choice
I do my chores each Saturday. First, I fold the laundry and put it away. Then I sweep and mop the kitchen floor. After that, I empty all the garbage cans and the recycling. Finally, when all of my chores are finished, I can go outside to play.
Compare & Contrast
Problem & Solution
Description
Chronological
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Multiple Choice
Did you know that not all deserts are hot? Both hot and cold deserts are very dry, but unlike hot deserts, cold deserts have winters when the temperatures can reach below freezing. Cold deserts also get a great deal of snow, which is certainly not true for hot deserts.
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Cause & Effect
Description
Problem & Solution
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Multiple Choice
Spending too much time in the sun can lead to sunburn, dehydration, and even skin cancer. One way to help prevent these problems is to make sure that you wear sunscreen whenever you are outside. It is also a good idea to avoid being outside during the hottest part of the day, between 11:00 AM and 2:00 PM.
Compare & Contrast
Chronological
Description
Problem & Solution
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Multiple Choice
The Space Needle was built in 1962 in Seattle, Washington for the World's Fair. It is 607 feet tall from the ground to the aircraft warning beacon at the very top. Visitors can ride an elevator to the observation deck at 520 feet. They can also dine in a revolving restaurant near the top of the needle.
Compare & Contrast
Chronological
Description
Problem & Solution
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Multiple Choice
Malaria is a serious problem in many developing countries. Thousand of people get sick with Malaria every year. Because Malaria is spread by mosquitoes, one way to help solve the problem is for people to use mosquito nets over their beds. If the mosquitoes cannot get to the people, they cannot infect them!
Compare & Contrast
Cause & Effect
Description
Problem & Solution
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Multiple Choice
To make a yummy smoothie, first put some milk in a blender. Then add a banana and some frozen berries such as strawberries and blueberries. You may also want to add some grapes. Next, turn your blender to its lowest setting and gradually increase the speed until everything is blended. Then pour it into a glass and enjoy!
Compare & Contrast
Chronological
Description
Problem & Solution
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Multiple Choice
Electricity can flow through some kinds of materials, but not through others. Materials that electricity can flow through are called conductors. Metal and water are both conductors. By contrast, materials that electricity cannot flow through are called insulators. Plastics, glass, fabric, and wood are all insulators.
Compare & Contrast
Chronological
Description
Problem & Solution
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Multiple Choice
Today more people are connected to the internet than ever before, not only at home, but also on mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets. Many of these people now get their news from the internet rather than reading newspapers. As a consequence, many newspapers have gone out of business.
Cause & Effect
Chronological
Description
Problem & Solution
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Multiple Choice
Beagles are medium-sized members of the hound family. Beagles generally make good pets because they are intelligent, good-natured, and good with children. Beagles are also quite playful and need a great deal of exercise.
Cause & Effect
Chronological
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