Reading Informational Texts FAST Practice

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What is the main purpose of reading informational texts?

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To gain knowledge and understanding about a specific topic.

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What does 'author's claim' mean?

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The main point or argument that the author is trying to make in a text.

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What is 'evidence' in the context of reading?

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Information or details from the text that support the author's claim.

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What does 'author's perspective' refer to?

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The author's viewpoint or opinion on a topic presented in the text.

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What is a 'text structure'?

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The way a text is organized, which helps convey the author's message.

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What is 'Problem and Solution' text structure?

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A structure that presents an issue and offers one or more solutions.

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What is an example of 'Cause and Effect' text structure?

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A structure that explains how one event (the cause) leads to another event (the effect).

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What does 'sequence' mean in text structure?

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The order in which events or steps occur.

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What is the significance of using evidence in a text?

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It strengthens the author's argument and helps readers understand the claim.

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How can you identify the author's perspective?

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By looking for clues in the text that show the author's feelings or opinions.