EAPP Quarter Exam

1. (a)   is a text structure that provides details or characteristics of a thing.

2. (a)   is a structure which uses the signal words; same, both, on the other hand.

3. (a)   is a text structure that presents a listing of parts, of characteristics, of examples. It often appears as a numbered list or bulleted text.

4. (a)   is a text structure that presents groupings, categories, and sub-categories in an hierarchical order.

5. (a)   is a text structure that presents the purpose of arguing a point/position or interpretation.

Signal words to be used in a definition text.

• means

• is, are

• involves

• another kind of

• assert

Compare-contrast texts use the following signal words except:

• different

• in contrast

• as a result of

• in addition

A recount or sequence text outlines chronological events and list of steps in a procedure. It uses the following signal words such as:

• First

• Second

• Then

• Another kind of

9. A problem-solution text employs the following signal words except:

• claim

• a part of

• resolution

• dilemma

The following are text structures except:

• Cause-Effect

• Enumeration

• Classification

• Literature Review