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How can you identify information presented in a chronological sequence within a text?
How can you identify information presented in a chronological sequence within a text?
- Table of contents with chapter titles like 'How to...'
- Numbered instructions for performing tasks
- Phrases like 'first this happens, and then...' or 'these events were followed by...' (correct)
- Looking at the beginning and ending paragraphs of a text
Which type of text usually presents information in an instructional sequence?
Which type of text usually presents information in an instructional sequence?
- Texts involving math or science
- Recipes and instruction manuals (correct)
- Historical texts
- Online informational texts
What is a common way authors indicate foundational sequencing in informational texts involving math or science?
What is a common way authors indicate foundational sequencing in informational texts involving math or science?
- Phrases like 'first this happens, and then...'
- Using phrases like 'In the previous chapter, you learned' (correct)
- Providing years and dates for historical events
- Including a 'See Also' section in the online source
How can you determine the type of sequencing used in an informational text from the chapter titles?
How can you determine the type of sequencing used in an informational text from the chapter titles?
What is a technique to understand the sequencing in an online source?
What is a technique to understand the sequencing in an online source?
How does an author usually help readers follow an instructional sequence in a text?
How does an author usually help readers follow an instructional sequence in a text?
What type of text assumes that the reader has learned and remembered information from previous texts or chapters?
What type of text assumes that the reader has learned and remembered information from previous texts or chapters?
'First this happens, and then...' is most likely found in which type of text?
'First this happens, and then...' is most likely found in which type of text?
What is the sequence of events in a text called?
What is the sequence of events in a text called?
In which direction do we typically read text?
In which direction do we typically read text?
Why is it sometimes hard to spot the sequence of events in different types of reading material?
Why is it sometimes hard to spot the sequence of events in different types of reading material?
How is the information usually ordered in informational texts?
How is the information usually ordered in informational texts?
Why might a science textbook not follow a story-like pattern?
Why might a science textbook not follow a story-like pattern?
What is considered a type of nonfiction writing that provides facts or information to readers?
What is considered a type of nonfiction writing that provides facts or information to readers?
Why do we need to understand the sequence of events in what we read?
Why do we need to understand the sequence of events in what we read?
