18 Questions
What term best fits in the blank in the sentence: 'Word (1)____________ are composed of words with related meanings but with different levels of (2).'
Intensity
Which term accurately describes made-up stories?
Fictional
In the context provided, what should be written in a text that presents facts and talks about real events?
True stories
Which statement is an example of a made-up (fictional) scenario?
Batman saved the world.
What writing style presents characteristics, features, and examples to describe a subject or topic?
Descriptive
'Christmas is celebrated every December 25th.' Is this statement real or made-up?
Real
What is the main characteristic of the first text provided?
It is a narrative about teaching a cat tricks.
What is the main characteristic of the second text provided?
It is a procedural text on how to help parents with household chores.
Which type of text is the poem in the last text provided?
Narrative
What type of writing style is predominantly used in the first text?
Narrative
Which element is NOT present in the second text?
Persuasive argument for being polite
What distinguishes the first text from the second text provided?
First text is fictional while second text is non-fictional.
What type of text presents items or events in numerical or chronological order?
Sequence
Which writing style explains how two or more things are alike or different?
Comparison and Contrast
What type of text explains the causes and results?
Problem and Solution
Which type of text states a problem and lists solutions for it?
Problem and Solution
What are fact-based texts that provide information on a specific topic?
Expository texts
Which statement about retelling events is correct?
Retelling events refer to remembering what was read or listened to.
Study Notes
Types of Texts
- Presents items or events in numerical or chronological order: Sequence
- Explains how two or more things are alike or different: Comparison and Contrast
- Explains the causes and the results: Expository texts
- States a problem and lists solution/s for it: Problem and Solution
- Fact-based texts that provide information or details about a particular topic or subject matter: Expository texts
Retelling and Reenacting
- Retelling refers to recalling of the important details from the story read or listened to
- Reenacting events means acting out the story using the necessary information
- Both are important skills to know if one understands a particular story
Word Intensity
- Words are composed of words with related meanings but with different levels of intensity
- Words are arranged from weakest to strongest level
Real and Made-up Stories
- Made-up stories: for amusement or entertainment purposes only, fictional, and never happened at all
- Real stories: talk about true events, facts, and happen or may happen in real-life
Text Types
- Made-up stories, also known as fictions, are texts that cannot happen in real life
- Real stories are texts that happen or may happen in real-life, presenting facts and talking about true events
Description
- Presents characteristics, features, and examples to describe a subject or topic
Test your knowledge on different types of text structures with this quiz. Identify how to present items chronologically, explain similarities and differences, discuss causes and effects, and propose solutions to problems.
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