Text Structure

What are signal words?

• Words that indicate the organization of a text and help readers understand the relationships between ideas.

• Words that are used to signal the end of a paragraph.

• Words that are only used in poetry to create rhythm.

• Words that are commonly used in everyday conversation.

What is the Problem and Solution text structure?

• This structure presents a problem followed by one or more solutions. Signal words include 'so that', 'question/answer', and 'puzzle is solved'.

• This structure describes a sequence of events leading to a conclusion.

• This structure compares and contrasts two different ideas or concepts.

• This structure provides a list of items or steps in a process.

What are some examples of signal words for Cause and Effect?

• if/then, therefore, and because

• however, although, and despite

• first, next, and finally

• in addition, furthermore, and likewise

What are some examples of signal words for Comparison?

• both

• however

• although

• yet

What is the purpose of using text structures in writing?

• Text structures help organize information clearly, making it easier for readers to follow and understand the content.

• Text structures are used to make the writing more complex and difficult to understand.

• Text structures are only necessary for academic writing and not for creative writing.

• Text structures serve to confuse the reader and obscure the main ideas.

What is Text Structure?

• The way information is organized in a text, helping readers understand relationships between ideas.

• A method of summarizing text content in a single sentence.

• The use of images and graphics to enhance understanding of the text.

• A technique for writing persuasive essays.

Can a text use multiple text structures?

• No, a text can only use one structure.

• Yes, a text can incorporate multiple text structures to convey information effectively.

• Only if it is a fictional text.

• Only in academic writing.

What are some examples of signal words for Problem and Solution?

• so that

• however

• in addition

• for example

What is the Comparison text structure?

• A structure that lists events in chronological order.

• A structure that highlights similarities and differences between two or more subjects.

• A structure that describes a process step-by-step.

• A structure that presents a single idea or argument.

What is an example of a text that uses Chronological structure?

• A biography that outlines a person's life events in the order they occurred.

• A poem that explores emotions through imagery.

• A novel that presents multiple perspectives on a single event.

• A research paper that analyzes data from various studies.