Text Structures Quiz

What is the purpose of the cause and effect text structure?

• To compare and contrast different ideas or concepts.

• To provide a chronological sequence of events.

• To present information in a step-by-step manner.

• To show the relationship between events or actions and their consequences.

Which text structure is used to show similarities and differences between two or more things?

• cause and effect

• problem and solution

• compare and contrast

• sequence

In the problem and solution text structure, what does the author present?

• The problem and its solution

• The problem and multiple solutions

• The solution without the problem

• The problem without its solution

What is the main goal of the description text structure?

• To persuade the reader to take a specific action.

• To provide details and information about a specific topic or subject.

• To entertain the reader with a story or narrative.

• To compare and contrast different ideas or concepts.

Which text structure presents events or ideas in a specific order or sequence?

• chronological order

• hierarchical order

• random order

• alphabetical order

What is the cause in the following sentence: 'The heavy rain caused the river to flood.'?

• strong wind

• thunderstorm

• drought

• heavy rain

In a compare and contrast text structure, what are the similarities and differences usually presented through?

• Language and transitional words or phrases

• Cause and effect relationships

• Chronological order and sequence

• Visual aids and examples

What is the solution in the following sentence: 'To solve the traffic problem, the city built a new highway.'?

• developed a new expressway

• built a new highway

• established a new freeway

• constructed a new road

Which text structure is often used to provide details about a person, place, or thing?

• descriptive

• expository

• persuasive

• narrative

What is the purpose of using sequence in a text?

• To randomly arrange information without any logical order.

• To make the text longer and more detailed than necessary.

• To confuse the reader and make the text more difficult to understand.

• To organize information and create a coherent flow of ideas.