Sequence

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What is a sequence?

Back

A sequence is an ordered list of events or actions that occur in a specific order.

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What should Marc do to borrow a library book?

Back

Marc should borrow the book, read it, and then return it.

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Identify a word that is NOT a sequence word.

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The word 'out' is NOT a sequence word.

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What is the first event in the passage about John and Kenny's surprise party?

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John gave a surprise party for Kenny.

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What action did Cathy take before watering her plants?

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Cathy planted seeds in her garden.

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What transition word means the same as 'finally'?

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The transition word 'lastly' means the same as 'finally'.

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Why is it important to understand sequence words?

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Understanding sequence words helps to clarify the order of events in a narrative or process.

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Give an example of a sequence word.

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Examples of sequence words include 'first', 'next', 'then', and 'finally'.

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What is the purpose of using transition words in writing?

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Transition words help to guide the reader through the text and indicate the relationship between ideas.

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How can identifying the sequence of events improve comprehension?

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Identifying the sequence of events can improve comprehension by providing a clear structure and flow to the information presented.