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Choose the correct vocabulary word-  helps the reader learn about other important ideas that go along with the topic or main idea of a passage.

• Illustrations
• Captions
• Glossary
• Chart

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Found throughout the passage at the bottom of the text -  Help the reader by citing references or giving additional information about a word in the text.

• index
• footnote
• label
• glossary

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WHAT IS A NONFICTION TEXT PATTERN IN WHICH THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AN EVENT AND THE REASONS WHY THE EVENT OCCURRED?

• PROBLEM AND SOLUTION
• DESCRIPTION
• CAUSE AND EFFECT
• ORDER AND SEQUENCE

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What signal words does the  organizational text structure Cause & Effect use?

• first, second, third, before, not long after, after that, next, at the same time, finally, then
• therefore, so, this led to, as a result, because, if...then
• like, unlike, but, in contrast, on the other hand, however, both, also, too, as well as, in common, yet, similar, however, different
• such as, for example, for instance, most important, in front, beside, near, on top of, so forth, above, across, appears to be, between, looks like

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Which statement is true about nonfiction?

• it can contain imaginary characters
• it presents only made-up details and facts
• it presents only conflict and resolution
• it presents only facts and ideas

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True or False: The thesis statement belongs in your body paragraphs.

• True
• False

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Which type of text structure is the following book probably written in?

Crocodiles and Alligators: Not the Same Reptile

• Cause and effect

• Compare and contrast

• Chronological order

• Description

• Problem and solution

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TEKS.ELA.4.9D

A timeline of the events leading up to Martin Luther King's death is an example of which text structure?

• problem and solution

• compare and contrast

• chronological

• cause and effect

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The main idea is supported by what?

• concluding sentences

• details

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TEKS.ELA.6.5G

TEKS.ELA.3.6G

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

• Description

• Cause & Effect

• Sequence

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