Exploring Problem and Solution Text Structure

The video tutorial introduces the non-fiction text structure of problem and solution. It explains how this structure describes a problem and its solution, using a graphic organizer with symbols like a question mark and a light bulb. The tutorial highlights keywords to identify this structure, such as 'problem', 'solution', 'answer', and 'solve'. An example involving sloths and their habitat loss is provided to illustrate the concept. The video concludes with a review of the keywords and a closing statement.

What does a problem and solution text structure describe?

• A comparison between two things

• A sequence of events

• A cause and its effects

• A problem and its solution

In the graphic organizer, what symbol represents the problem?

• A light bulb

• A question mark

• A star

• An exclamation mark

Which symbol is used to represent the solution in the graphic organizer?

• A light bulb

• A star

• A question mark

• A check mark

Which of the following is NOT a keyword to identify a problem and solution passage?

• Problem

• Issue

• Solution

• Compare

Which keyword indicates a possible solution in a problem and solution text?

• Possibility

• Challenge

• Question

• Issue

What is the main problem faced by sloths as mentioned in the example?

• Climate change

• Predators

• Loss of habitat

• Lack of food

What is one solution to the sloths' problem mentioned in the example?

• Reduce the number of predators

• Protect critical habitats

• Increase their food supply

• Change the climate

What is another solution to the sloths' problem?

• Provide medical care to sloths

• Increase the sloth population

• Move sloths to a new habitat

• Reforest areas where sloths live

Which keyword was repeated in the example of the problem and solution text structure?

• Challenge

• Answer

• Solution

• Problem