Text Structures Quiz

Luna, Hannah, and Sophia are working on a group project for their English class. They are asked to analyze a piece of writing. Luna suggests they should first understand the 'text structure'. What does Luna mean by 'text structure'?

• To take part in an activity

• A government agency or group

• The science of flying

• The way an author organizes the ideas and details in a piece of writing

During a group study, Daniel asked Aria and Benjamin, 'What is the definition of 'problem-solution text structure' that we learned in our English class?'

• The way an author organizes the ideas and details in a piece of writing

• A text organization that describes problems and solutions

• The science of flying

• A text organization in which events are told in the order in which they happen

Scarlett, Michael, and Elijah are discussing about a book they read. Scarlett says the book uses 'chronological text structure'. What does she mean by that?

• The book narrates events in the order in which they happen

• The book describes problems and their solutions

• The book is organized in a way where the author organizes the ideas and details

• The book is about the science of flying

Mason, Grace, and Benjamin are planning to build a model airplane for their science project. Which field of study will they need to understand to successfully complete their project?

• The way an author organizes the ideas and details in a piece of writing

• To take part in an activity

• The science of flying

• A government agency or group

Charlotte, Harper, and Sophia are part of a school project. They are confused about the term 'administration'. Can you help them understand what 'administration' means?

• The way an author organizes the ideas and details in a piece of writing

• To take part in an activity

• The science of flying

• A government agency or group

During the school's annual science fair, Maya, Scarlett, and Sophia decided to participate. If they 'conducted' an experiment, what does it mean?

• They organized the ideas and details in their experiment

• They performed the science of flying

• They took part in an activity

• They formed a government agency or group

Evelyn, Mia, and Ethan are discussing about their current situations. If 'conditions' refers to a state or situation, which of their discussions can be referred to as 'conditions'?

• The way Evelyn organizes the ideas and details in her story

• Mia talking about a government agency or group

• Ethan explaining the science of flying

• All of their current states or situations

Luna, Abigail, and Mason are discussing the concept of 'permanent'. Luna believes it means 'to take part in an activity', Abigail thinks it's 'the way an author organizes the ideas and details in a piece of writing', and Mason says it's 'lasting forever'. What is the correct definition of 'permanent'?

• To take part in an activity

• The way an author organizes the ideas and details in a piece of writing

• Lasting forever

• A government agency or group

David has been offered a chance to participate in a science fair. Emma refers to this as an 'opportunity'. What does 'opportunity' mean in this context?

• To take part in an activity

• The way an author organizes the ideas and details in a piece of writing

• The science of flying

• A chance to do something

Samuel has just created a new mobile application. He wants to make it available to the public. What has Samuel done to his application?

• He has made it a government agency or group

• He has started or set it in motion

• He has organized the ideas and details in his application

• He has taken part in an activity