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What is the definition of Compare/Contrast?

Describing similarities and differences between 2 or more different places, people, or things (correct)

Events told in order of time

Explains the reasons why something happened

Describes details and facts about a topic

What does Chronological mean?

Events told in order of time.

What is the purpose of Descriptive Writing?

Describes details and facts about a topic.

Sequence/Order of Importance involves the order of steps in a ______.

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What does Problem - Solution describe?

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What is the definition of Cause and Effect?

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Structures in Nonfiction Text

Compare/Contrast: Identifies similarities and differences between two or more subjects. Common keywords include both, however, in contrast, and similar.
Chronological: Presents events in the order they occurred. Typical keywords include before, later, first, last, and specific years or dates.
Descriptive Writing: Provides detailed descriptions and factual information about a topic. Key indicators include words like describe, details, and listing.
Sequence/Order of Importance: Organizes information according to steps in a process or the significance of events. Indicators often include first and second.
Problem - Solution: Introduces a problem and outlines methods to resolve it. Focuses on the dynamics of challenges and potential resolutions.
Cause and Effect: Clarifies the reasons behind events and their consequences. Keywords to look for include because, signaling causal relationships.

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Explore the various structures used in nonfiction texts through this quiz. Understand how elements like compare/contrast, chronological order, and cause and effect enhance clarity and comprehension. Test your knowledge on identifying these features and their specific indicators.