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  • Which text structure describes a problem, and offers a solution?
    Problem and Solution
  • He didn't finish his homework. He did not want to get in trouble.
    He didn’t finish his homework, nor did he want to get in trouble.
  • We played basketball. We played soccer too.
    We played basketball, and we played soccer too.
  • Combine these two sentences: The cookies looked burnt. They tasted really good.
    The cookies looked burnt, yet they tasted really good.
  • Which text structure presents ideas in the order they happen?
    Chronological
  • Combine these two sentences:The dog barked loudly. The baby kept sleeping.
    The dog barked loudly, but the baby kept sleeping.
  • Combine these two sentences: We could go swimming. We could ride our bikes.
    We could go swimming, or we could ride our bikes.
  • Combine these two sentences: I wanted to go to the park. It started to rain.
    I wanted to go to the park, but started to rain.
  • Combine these sentences: We were late. We missed the beginning of the movie.
    We were late, so we missed the beginning of the movie.
  • Which text structure shows why something happens, and what happens as a result?
    Cause and Effect
  • How can understanding text structure help you when reading?
  • Name one way fiction is different from informational text.
  • Name 3 author's purposes.
  • Combine these 2 sentences: The sun was shining. The air was cold.
    The sun was shining, yet the air was still cold.
  • Combine these sentences: I cleaned my room. I took out the trash.
    I cleaned my room, and I took out the trash.
  • How do you know a text is informational text?
  • Combine these sentences: The dog was dirty. I gave it a bath.
    The dog was dirty, so I gave it a bath.
  • Which text structure describes a topic, idea, person, or thing?
    Description
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