Problem and Solution

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What is a problem in a narrative context?

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A problem is a challenge or difficulty that a character faces in a story.

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What is a solution in a narrative context?

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A solution is an action or decision that resolves a problem or difficulty.

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What is the difference between problem/solution and cause/effect text features?

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Problem/solution text features focus on identifying a problem and presenting a solution, while cause/effect text features explain how one event leads to another.

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Can you give an example of a problem/solution text feature?

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An example is a story where a character faces a challenge and takes steps to overcome it, such as Stacey scraping her knee and putting on a bandage.

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Can you give an example of a cause/effect text feature?

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An example is a story where an event causes another event, such as heavy rain causing a bridge to collapse.

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What is the purpose of using problem/solution text features in writing?

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The purpose is to help readers understand challenges and how they can be addressed or resolved.

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What is the purpose of using cause/effect text features in writing?

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The purpose is to help readers understand the relationship between events and how one event can lead to another.

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What are some common indicators of problem/solution text features?

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Common indicators include words like 'problem,' 'solution,' 'fix,' and 'resolve'.

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What are some common indicators of cause/effect text features?

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Common indicators include words like 'because,' 'therefore,' 'as a result,' and 'leads to'.

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How can identifying text features help in understanding a narrative?

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Identifying text features helps readers grasp the structure of the narrative and the relationships between events and resolutions.