Analyzing Text Structures

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How is the passage about bald eagles organized? Options: Cause & Effect, Compare & Contrast, Chronological, Sequence

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Cause & Effect

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How is the passage about rainbows organized? Options: Chronological, Compare & Contrast, Descriptive, Sequence.

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Descriptive

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How is the paragraph about the birth of a star organized? Options: Chronological, Compare & Contrast, Descriptive, Problem & Solution.

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Chronological

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How is the paragraph about crocodiles and alligators organized?

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Compare & Contrast

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How is this passage organized? Both humans and beavers change their surrounding to suit their needs, and from time to time, these needs may come into conflict. Property owners, in particular, may experience unwanted flooding. When conflicts arise, it’s better to seek long-range solutions. Destroying beavers just creates vacant territory for new beavers to move in. Many property owners find success with water flow devices, which prevent issues from flooding caused by beaver dams. Pipe system devices control the water level in a beaver pond—offering a long-term solution for homeowners while allowing beavers to continue maintaining precious wetlands. Options: Chronological, Compare & Contrast, Description, Problem & Solution

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Problem & Solution

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How is this passage organized? After the Stamp Act and the Boston Tea Party, the British passed a series of acts that removed colonists from all positions of power, from judges to sheriffs, and restricted the colonial town meetings. The colonists called these the Intolerable Acts and it made them angry. The colonies formed the Continental Congress, their first united government, to demand fair treatment from Britain, who in turn saw this as a state of rebellion. In response, Britain sent troops to stop the riots and disband the militias that were forming. In April, the first shots were fired, and the Revolutionary War was underway. Options: Cause & Effect, Compare & Contrast, Descriptive, Problem & Solution

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Cause & Effect

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How is the passage about Michael Phelps organized? Options: Cause & Effect, Compare & Contrast, Descriptive, Sequence

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Sequence

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The tongue is the fleshy muscle inside the mouth. A tongue lets us taste because the top of the tongue is made mostly of taste buds. Your tongue grows new taste buds about every two weeks. It is also very flexible, so it also helps us eat. When we chew, the tongue and the cheeks work together to constantly move the food between the teeth so that it can be chewed. The tongue presses the crushed food against the palate and moves this bolus, which is then ready to be swallowed. How is this passage organized? Options: Chronoglogical, Cause & Effect, Description, Problem & Solution

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Description

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How is the passage organized? Texting and driving has become a huge issue, especially with the teenage population. 69 percent of U.S. drivers between the ages of 18 and 64 admitted to using their cell phone while driving during the previous month. Since texting increases the likelihood of a crash by 23 times, it’s a habit that must be stopped. A patent from Apple could play a big role in helping teens avoid accidents. The proposed feature would lock out certain features such as texts and calls. This would help eliminate the distractions phones provide. Options: Cause & Effect, Compare & Contrast, Descriptive, Problem & Solution

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Problem & Solution

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How is this passage organized? Both Divergent and the Hunger Games are dystopian novels who strong female protagonists. The protagonists face different difficulties in their stories. Tris, the main character in Divergent, mainly struggles to find her place in her new faction, while Katniss, the protagonist in The Hunger Games, has more day-to-day problems, such as finding food for her family. Although both societies rise from the ruins of North America, Tris and Katniss play different roles in their nation’s war. Tris is more of soldier, involved in the combat itself, whereas Katniss is portrayed rather as an icon of hope for the rebels. Options: Cause & Effect, Chronological, Compare & Contrast, Problem & Solution

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Compare & Contrast

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