What is the primary reason non-fiction authors organize facts?

• To make the book more interesting

• To aid the reader's understanding

• To make the book longer

• To confuse the reader

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What is an example of a Description Text Structure?

• Listing ingredients in a recipe

• Comparing two types of pizzas

• Explaining steps in a process

• Describing a thick crust pizza

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What does the Description Text Structure focus on?

• General overviews of topics

• Detailed sensory descriptions

• Chronological order of events

• Comparisons between subjects

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What sensory descriptions are used in the Description Text Structure about thick crust pizza?

• Sound and taste

• Smell and color

• Texture and temperature

• Sound and smell

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What is the first step in making a pizza according to the Sequential Order Text Structure?

• Baking the pizza

• Adding toppings

• Buying flat bread

• Pouring tomato sauce

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Which text structure organizes facts in a specific order to teach a process?

• Cause and Effect

• Compare and Contrast

• Description

• Sequential Order

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What is compared in the Compare and Contrast Text Structure example provided?

• Cheese and pepperoni

• Thin crust and thick crust pizzas

• Oven temperatures

• Different pizza sauces

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Which pizza type is described as perfect for parties in the Compare and Contrast section?

• No specific type

• Stuffed crust pizza

• Thin crust pizza

• Thick crust pizza

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Why are text structures important in non-fiction texts?

• They make the text more complex

• They focus only on irrelevant details

• They reduce the amount of information

• They help organize facts for better understanding

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Which text structure would be most suitable for a history book discussing events in chronological order?

• Compare and Contrast

• Cause and Effect

• Description

• Sequential Order

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