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Identify the text structure:. Since the presentation was too long, she decided to shorten it by removing unnecessary details.
Problem solution
The first paragraph in an essay is called...
An introduction
A statement that can be proven.
fact
This kind of structure would most likely be used to explain what happens after a tornado
Cause/effect
Identify the text structure: The pavement was slippery and cold beneath his feet, like a slimy, wet fish.
Description
The last paragraph in an essay is called...
a conclusion
a single, concise sentence that captures the central point of a nonfiction text.
main idea
This text structure uses signal words like first, next, after, or later.
What is sequence
What nonfiction text structures are missing? sequence, problem/solution, compare/contrast, _______________, _______________
cause/effect, description
Identify the text structure:: A blizzard hit the city, so all the schools were closed
Cause / Effect
To support your answer, you need to provide a sentence from the text. What is that sentence called?
Text evidence.
a position that is the opposite of another position
opposing viewpoint
What nonfiction text structure would mostly be used to explain the different thinking of the Northern and Southern states as they fought against each other during the Civil War?
Compare/contrast
Identify the text structure: I first went the game and then went to the after party.
Sequence
Your answer to a prompt is called...
A thesis statement
ideas that are presented to oppose another argument
counter argument
What text structure would you most likely use: remedy, one solution, in order to solve
Problem/solution
Identify the text structure: "While both dogs and cats are popular pets, dogs are typically more energetic, whereas cats tend to be more independent.".
Compare and Contrast
A thesis statement should be located where in the introduction and how many points/reason should it have?
the last sentence and have two reasons.
A brief narrative that focuses on a particular incident or event.
What text structure would you most likely use: and, again, and then, besides, equally important, finally, further, furthermore, nor, too, next, lastly, what's more, moreover, in addition
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