Exploring Non-Fiction Text Structures

What does 'text structure' refer to in nonfiction texts?

• The length of each paragraph

• The sequence of chapters in a book

• The font and size of the text

• The organization of information within the text

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Which text structure is used to describe the characteristics of a topic without a specific order?

• Chronological

• Descriptive

• Compare and Contrast

• Cause and Effect

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What is the primary purpose of using a chronological text structure?

• To propose a solution to a problem

• To compare different ideas

• To describe a process or timeline

• To argue a point

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Which graphic organizer is commonly used for the Compare and Contrast text structure?

• Flow chart

• Bar graph

• Pie chart

• Venn diagram

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What keywords would you look for to identify a Compare and Contrast text structure?

• First, next, last

• Similar, different, unlike

• Because, consequently

• Problem, solution, improve

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What is the main difference between 'Cause and Effect' and 'Problem and Solution' text structures?

• Problem and Solution describes events in order, Cause and Effect does not

• Cause and Effect uses timelines, while Problem and Solution does not

• There is no difference; they are the same

• Cause and Effect describes reasons for events, while Problem and Solution offers a resolution

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Which transition word is commonly found in Cause and Effect text structures?

• Therefore

• Next

• On the other hand

• Similarly

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What visual symbols might represent Problem and Solution text structure?

• A light bulb

• A map

• A clock

• A sad face and a happy face

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Why is it important to organize non-fiction text structures in your notes?

• To prepare for exams

• To reduce the amount of paper used

• To enhance understanding and retrieval of information

• To make the notes look neat

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What should you do with your notes after watching the video according to the teacher?

• Discard them

• Email them to the teacher

• Add them to your writing binder

• Share them with a classmate

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