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TEXT STRUCTURES!Choose a category.

You will be given the answer. You must give the correct

question.Click to begin.

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Click here for Final Jeopardy

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DEFINE ITCLUE WORDS

FOR WHATSTRUCTURE

UNSCRAMBLEIT

10 Point

20 Points

30 Points

40 Points

50 Points

10 Point 10 Point 10 Point 10 Point

20 Points 20 Points 20 Points 20 Points

30 Points

40 Points

50 Points

30 Points 30 Points 30 Points

40 Points 40 Points 40 Points

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GIVE ME ANEXAMPLE

NAME IT

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8:00 - American Idol9:00 – Glee10:00 – News11:00 – More News11:30 – Jay Leno

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What is chronological

order

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Small cars use less gasoline than big

trucks. Cars do not roll over as easy as big tall trucks. Both vehicles

have a right to the road.

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What is compare and contrast

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Texting and driving is dangerous. Just taking your

eyes off the road can be deadly. In some states it is illegal to text and drive.

Drivers need to always use common sense to stay safe.

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What is problem and solution

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We went to that party the other night and the police busted it. The music was too

loud and there were too many cars on the

grass.

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What is cause and effect

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Chameleons are lizards that change their color in order to not get eaten by prey. They have color sensor skin cells

that change to whatever color they are resting on!

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What is main idea/ description

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Problem and Solution

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What is, an author will want to explain a

problem, and then show one or more

solutions.

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Cause and Effect

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What is, a writer will want to explain how one event leads to another.

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Compare and Contrast

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What is, an author wants to explain how two or

more things are similar and different.

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Chronological Order

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What is, an author wants to explain events in time order as they happened.

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Main Idea/Description

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What is, the author offers a main idea statement and then supports that statement with details.

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Chronological Order

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What is a recipe, driving directions, history book, etc.,

etc.

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Cause and Effect

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What is an accident report, weather report,

etc., etc.

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Compare and Contrast

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What is a menu, car buying guide, sports page, etc.,

etc.

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Problem and Solution

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What is a newspaper article about gang

violence, a commercial about recycling, a

“Save the Sea Turtles” poster, etc., etc.

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Main Idea / Description

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What is a story about alligators, a billboard

about Disney discounts, etc., etc.

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Therefore, as a result, for this

reason

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What is Cause and Effect

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however, in the same way, likewise, as

opposed to

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What is Compare and Contrast

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First, then, next, finally

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What is Chronological

Order

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Threat, difficulty, struggle, hope,

answer, possibility

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What is Problem and Solution

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One reason, for example, several

kinds, some factors, etc.

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What is Main Idea

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What is Cause and Effect

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What is Chronological

Order

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What is Main Idea

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What is Compare and Contrast

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What is Problem and Solution

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Make your wager

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Identify the Text Structure

Alligators can be a dilemma in residential areas. They seem still and harmless but will strike fast when hungry or in danger. Crocodiles are rarely found in residential areas but are also dangerous in the wild. The key with both of these reptiles is to use common sense and respect.

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Problem / Solution A problem was first stated with a possiblesolution at the end.