Text Types - Grade 4

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Which text type uses words that describe the characteristics or features of something? Options: Informational Text, Descriptive Text, Narrative Text, Procedural Text

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Descriptive Text

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Which text type tells a story that entertains the readers?

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Narrative Text

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Which text type introduces the problem with pros and cons for possible solutions?

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Problem-and-Solution Text

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Which text type tells how to do something?

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Procedural Text

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Which text type presents information about something?

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Informational Text

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What text type is this? Merry Sunflower lived in a big garden. There were many other flowers in the garden. They were prettier, colorful, bigger, and even brighter than Merry. But Merry Sunflower did not care at all because she feels happy the way God created her. Options: Narrative Text, Descriptive Text, Procedural Text, Informational Text

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Descriptive Text

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What text type is this? The kids were crying. They were very hungry. Their parents were out in the market since early morning. Soon, they opened the fridge and found some food. They ate them.

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Problem-and-Solution Text

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Which text type is this? Mix greetings and smiles thoroughly. Add hugs separately. Slowly stir in love. Sift sympathy and hospitality and fold in carefully. Bake it with a warm heart. Serve often.

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Procedural Text

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Which text type is this? The heart is a muscle that pumps blood all over the body. The blood passes through the veins and the arteries. The blood gives the body the much-needed oxygen and nutrients. About 2,000 gallons of blood is pumped throughout the body every day. The blood vessels, if linked together, are more than 60,000 miles long and this can go around the world twice. Options: Narrative Text, Descriptive Text, Informational Text, Procedural Text

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Informational Text

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Which text type is this? Let me tell you how to reduce the risk of heart attack. Firstly, be a non-smoker. Secondly, see your doctor regularly for tests to check your cholesterol levels. Thirdly, eat a low-fat diet and maintain a healthy weight. Finally, exercise regularly.

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Procedural Text