Text Structure Task Cards

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What is sequence in text structure?

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Sequence refers to the order in which events or steps occur. It helps readers understand how to follow a process or story.

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What is cause and effect in text structure?

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Cause and effect explains why something happens (the cause) and what happens as a result (the effect). It helps readers understand relationships between events.

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What is compare and contrast in text structure?

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Compare and contrast highlights the similarities and differences between two or more subjects. It helps readers analyze and evaluate information.

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What is problem and solution in text structure?

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Problem and solution identifies a challenge or issue and presents ways to resolve it. It helps readers understand how to address difficulties.

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Give an example of sequence in a recipe.

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A recipe for making a sandwich: 1. Gather ingredients, 2. Spread butter on bread, 3. Add fillings, 4. Close the sandwich.

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Give an example of cause and effect in health.

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Eating too much fast food (cause) can lead to weight gain (effect).

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Give an example of compare and contrast with animals.

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Dogs and cats are both pets. Dogs are loyal and enjoy playing fetch, while cats are independent and like to climb.

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Give an example of problem and solution in school.

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Problem: Students are not sharing playground equipment. Solution: Implement a rotation system for fair access.

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What is a key feature of a description in text structure?

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A description provides details about a person, place, or thing, helping readers visualize and understand it better.

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How can sequence be identified in a story?

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Look for signal words like 'first', 'next', 'then', and 'finally' that indicate the order of events.