Text Structure Khan Academy Quiz

What is the meaning of 'chronology' in text structure?

• Describing a problem and its solution

• Comparing two ideas

• Explaining basic information about a topic

• Events described in order

How can you identify a text using a chronological structure?

• By looking for clue words like 'same' or 'different'

• By discussing how one idea causes another

• By using time words like 'first' or 'finally'

• By explaining basic information about a topic

What is the characteristic of a compare and contrast text structure?

• Describing a problem and its solution

• Discussing similarities and differences

• Discussing how one idea causes another

• Explaining basic information about a topic

How does a cause and effect text structure differ from a compare and contrast structure?

• By discussing similarities and differences

• By describing a problem and its solution

• By explaining how one idea causes another

• By using time words like 'first' or 'finally'

What is the main focus of a problem and solution text structure?

• Explaining how one idea causes another

• Describing a problem and its solution

• Using time words like 'first' or 'finally'

• Discussing similarities and differences

What is the purpose of a description text structure?

• Describing a problem and its solution

• Discussing similarities and differences

• Explaining basic information about a topic

• Using time words like 'first' or 'finally'

How can you identify a text using a cause and effect structure?

• By discussing similarities and differences

• By using time words like 'first' or 'finally'

• By looking for clue words like 'same' or 'different'

• By explaining how one idea causes another

What is the characteristic of a chronological account?

• Describing a problem and its solution

• Discussing similarities and differences

• Events described in order

• Explaining basic information about a topic

How does a compare and contrast text structure differ from a problem and solution structure?

• By explaining how one idea causes another

• By using time words like 'first' or 'finally'

• By discussing similarities and differences

• By describing a problem and its solution

What is the meaning of 'chronology' in Greek?

• Cause

• Description

• Comparison

• Time