What are some clues to a "Compare & Contrast" text?
comparatives / superlatives, same and different, both have....
I name something wrong and like a trouble. I also try to be the helper in that issue and list some suggestions. Who am I?
I am the "Problem & Solution" text structure
When writing a descriptive text, I should give my personal and subjective ideas. In addition, I should only write a few objective details. True or false?
False, in any informative writing, not only descriptive, we should ONLY have facts that are objective.
With the given image, which type of text structure's graphic organizer is most suitable?
Descriptive. They introduce the main point and then elaborate it into many smaller ideas.
What is the ONLY text structure that introduces TWO topics or more in ONE text?
Compare & Contrast. These types of texts tell what is the same and what is different about 2+ topics.
What is one way to identify an informative text? (Hint: it's about inquiring or saying something and expecting an answer to that saying)
Ask 10 people. If they all give the same answer, it's a fact. But, if they DON'T give the same answer, it's an opinion.
Name AT LEAST 2 features of informative writing?
They are facts ( information that is not fake ), third person ( he, she, it, they, dogs ), dates and numbers ( percentages, time )
This is an example of me. " I woke up when the sun was rising, I ate lunch when the clock seemed to only have 1 hand pointing towards the ceiling, and I slept when I saw a circular object in the night made of cheese."
I am order and sequence text. I write in the order of what happening first, and then second, then third,....
Harry Potter is a classic example of informative writing. True or False?
False. Harry Potter is not informative writing, it is fiction.
"The History of Hats: How they changed throughout the ages." This is an example of what writing?
Order & Sequence. Some clues to this are "History", "changed", and "throughout".
True or False: In an informative complaint about a school's food, you should write," I don't like the food because I don't like broccoli, it looks like a tree and is green like aliens. Yuck!"
False. The example is subjective and shouldn't be in informative writing.
I am meticulous, meaning I have lots of DETAILS, and kinesthetic, meaning I like PHYSICAL objects and activities. Because I have lots of small parts, I normally have a selfie, or an image of me, to easily see with labels as a GRAPH. I am...
Descriptive writing. This type of writing has lots of details, talking about a physical object and usually has a graph with labels.
Essays, newspapers and textbooks are all examples of informative writing. True or false?
True. These texts are all non-fiction writing that provides readers information about a subject.
A book called "Valentina Tereshkova" is about the actual life of Valentina Tereshkova, a female astronaut. This is non-fiction or fiction?
This book would be non-fiction. That book would be a biography which are non-fiction. Therefore, the book is non-fiction.
Create a made up title for an " Order and sequence" history book about pencils.
Examples could be "Pencils: Now and Then", "Pencils Throughout The Ages", "How a Popular Stationery, Pencil, Was Born"...
In a book, the author talks about the something that makes people feel worried or sad that it exists. Yet, later on, the author explains how it can not as daunting as people may think. There may be ways to solve it. This is...
Problem and Solution text structure. The worrying thing is the problem, while the "not-so-daunting" way to solve it is the solution.
