YOU NEED YOUR FORTNITE PASSAGE: Which of the 4 major structures of informational text does this belong to?

Cause and Effect – The passage examines how playing Fortnite influences players, discussing both positive and negative consequences.

Descriptive – The passage mainly describes Fortnite and how it is played, providing vivid details about the game itself.

Sequence/Chronological – The passage explains the history of Fortnite and how it has evolved over time in a step-by-step format.

Problem and Solution – The passage presents Fortnite as an issue and then suggests ways to manage or fix the problems associated with it.

According to Fortnite passage: What is the role of the last sentence in paragraph 3? "However, aggressive behavior is not violent behavior, and no such link exists between playing violent video games and committing acts of violence."

It disagrees with the central idea.

It provides irrelevant evidence.

It tells us about the author's tone.

According to the Fortnite Passage: How do the headings in “Parents vs. Kids: The Fortnite Battle” help the reader better understand the passage?

They organize the text into sections that highlight different perspectives on Fortnite.

They provide step-by-step instructions on how to play Fortnite.

They introduce personal stories from Fortnite players to support the author’s argument.

They list specific rules and guidelines for parents to follow when setting gaming limits.

According to the Fortnite Passage: Which piece of text evidence below best answers the following question: What are some potential benefits of playing Fortnite, according to the passage?

"Experts from the Stanford Graduate School of Education point out the cognitive benefits of playing Fortnite."

"The game also makes it possible for children to interact through chat with strangers from around the world."

"There is research, however, to indicate that spending too much time in front of any screen, including playing video games, can harm your health."

"In order to succeed in the game, players must practice creative thinking and strategy, which is good for the brain."

USING THE VIDEO AND THE FORTNITE PASSAGE: How do the passage and video about Fortnite both highlight the debate surrounding the game’s impact on players, and what do they reveal about its broader effects on society?

Both sources argue that Fortnite has a mix of positive and negative effects, with concerns about screen time and online safety but also benefits like teamwork, strategy, and even scholarship opportunities.

Both sources emphasize that Fortnite is entirely harmful, leading to violence, laziness, and social isolation, with no benefits.

The passage argues that Fortnite is beneficial, while the video strongly argues against it, creating a clear disagreement between the two.

Neither source presents any real debate; they both focus only on Fortnite as an entertaining game with no deeper effects on players or society.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What is the primary purpose of informational text?

To entertain readers with fictional stories

To share factual information

To persuade readers to take action

To express personal feelings

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CCSS.RI.6.5

CCSS.RI.7.5

CCSS.RI.8.5

CCSS.RI.9-10.5

CCSS.RI.11-12.5

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

description

problem and solution

chronlogical/sequential

cause and effect

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CCSS.RI.6.5

CCSS.RI.7.5

CCSS.RI.8.5

CCSS.RI.9-10.5

CCSS.RI.5.5

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Unit 3: Informational Text

What is the primary purpose of informational text?

Which text feature provides a brief explanation accompanying visual elements?

Which of the following is NOT a major category of informational text?

In which text structure does the author organize details in the order they occurred?

In which text structure does the author describe a topic thoroughly and with purpose?

In which text structure does the author directly compare two things?

In which text structure does the author present a problem with multiple solutions?

In which text structure does the author explain an event or action and all of the effects or consequences because of it?

What is- Concisely restating the main ideas of the story (summary, inference, or synthesis)

What is- drawing conclusions from one source (summary, inference, or synthesis)

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