Text Structures

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What is a text structure?

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A text structure is the way information is organized in a text. It helps readers understand the content better.

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What does 'compare and contrast' mean?

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To compare means to look for similarities, while to contrast means to look for differences between two or more things.

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What is a 'problem and solution' text structure?

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This structure presents a problem and then explains one or more solutions to that problem.

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What is a 'sequence' text structure?

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A sequence structure presents information in a specific order, often showing steps or events in a timeline.

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What is a 'description' text structure?

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A description structure provides details about a person, place, thing, or idea, helping the reader visualize it.

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Give an example of 'compare and contrast'.

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An example is comparing cats and dogs: both are pets, but cats are usually more independent while dogs are more social.

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Give an example of 'problem and solution'.

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An example is: The problem of littering can be solved by organizing community clean-up days.

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Give an example of 'sequence'.

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An example is: First, wake up; then, brush your teeth; next, eat breakfast; finally, go to school.

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Give an example of 'description'.

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An example is: The sun is bright and warm, shining down on the green grass and colorful flowers.

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What is the purpose of using text structures?

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Text structures help readers organize information, making it easier to understand and remember.