Text Structure Showdown

What text structure is this passage? Rising air from the ground first pushes up on the swirling air. The funnel of swirling air begins to suck up more warm air from the ground. Then, the funnel grows longer and stretches toward the ground.

What text structure is this sentence? As a result of the tornado, houses got destroyed, cars were flipped over, and people lost everything.

I'm writing a paper about the life of Rosa Parks, from when she was born until her death. What text structure should I use?

This text structure might use clue words like: FIRST, NEXT, THEN, LAST

This text structure might use clue words like: SAME and DIFFERENT

This text structure might use clue words like: IF...THEN, AS A RESULT, BECAUSE, CAUSE

This text structure might use clue words like DATES and TIMES

I'm writing a how-to book for class. I want to teach people the steps to making a paper airplane. Which text structure should I use?

I want to write about how tigers and lions have a lot in common. Which text structure should I use?

This text structure might use clue words like: SIMILAR, ALIKE, UNLIKE

When using this text structure, the author explains why something happened or what happened as a result.

What text structure is this passage? While tornadoes involve air circulating clockwise into a funnel that touches down on the ground, hurricanes also involve a similar circular motion. However, in contrast, hurricanes also involve water.

How the information in a text is organized is called ________.

When using this text structure, the author explains how two or more things are similar and different.

When using this text structure, the author gives you information in chronological or time order.

I want to write an opinion paper about the consequences of not recycling. I want to explain all the bad things that could happen as a result. What text structure should I use?