The document defines and describes different types of text structures used to organize information in writing. It explains that text structure refers to how information is organized using various composition forms and standards for different purposes. It then lists and provides examples of several common text structures: narrative, description, classification/exemplification, comparison, cause and effect, problem-solution, persuasion, and sequence/chronological.
The document defines and describes different types of text structures used to organize information in writing. It explains that text structure refers to how information is organized using various composition forms and standards for different purposes. It then lists and provides examples of several common text structures: narrative, description, classification/exemplification, comparison, cause and effect, problem-solution, persuasion, and sequence/chronological.
The document defines and describes different types of text structures used to organize information in writing. It explains that text structure refers to how information is organized using various composition forms and standards for different purposes. It then lists and provides examples of several common text structures: narrative, description, classification/exemplification, comparison, cause and effect, problem-solution, persuasion, and sequence/chronological.
• Refers to how INFORMATION IS ORGANIZED in a passage using
different forms an standards of composition for a variety of purposes.
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PURPOSES AND ADVANTAGES
• Aids to COMPREHEND THE PURPOSE of the writing.
• Helps PINPOINT INFORMATION being searched without difficulty. • Helps DEVELOPS COMMON UNDERSTANDING about how to communicate successfully in different situations. •
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KINDS OF TEXT STRUCTURE NARRATIV DESCRIPTI E ON CLASSIFICATIO N OR COMPARISO EXEMPLIFICATI N ON PERSUASI PROBLEM - ON SOLUTION CAUSE SEQUENCE OR AND CHRONOLOGICAL EFFECT Center of Excellence and Home of the Champions NARRATIVE
• Tells a STORY • Main goal is to ENTERTAIN • Includes elements such as CHARACTERS, SETTING, PROBLEM, RESOLUTION, etc.
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NARRATIVE EXAMPLE
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DESCRIPTION
• Information DESCRIBING a scene, person or object.
• General structure is a list of ATTRIBUTES or facts, uses ADJECTIVES.
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DESCRIPTION EXAMPLE
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CLASSIFICATION OR EXEMPLIFICATION
• Provides EXAMPLES, SOLID SUPPORT, and STRONG EVIDENCE to
prove a point. • Uses SPECIFIC and VIVID EXAMPLES for the purpose of adding more information to EXPLAIN, PERSUADE, DEFINE or ILLUSTRATE a general idea.
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CLASSIFICATION / EXEMPLIFICATION EXAMPLE
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COMPARISON
• DESCRIBES HOW two or more EVENTS, PLACES, CHARACTERS and /
or OTHER IDEAS may be SIMILAR and / or DIFFERENT in multiple ways.
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COMPARISON EXAMPLE
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CAUSE AND EFFECT
• Includes several reasons WHY AN EVENT OCCURRED or several effects
that resulted from a cause or multiple causes.
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CAUSE - EFFECT EXAMPLE
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PROBLEM-SOLUTION
• IDENTIFIES A PROBLEM, PROVIDES POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS with
possible results, and finally, the actual solution selected.
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PROBLEM - SOLUTION EXAMPLE
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PERSUASION
• Tries to CONVINCE the readers to take a certain opinion or perform a
certain action. • Tries to INFLUENCE
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PERSUASION EXAMPLE
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SEQUENCE OR CHRONOLOGICAL
• Lists of SERIES OF EVENTS that lead to a conclusion or a sequence of
events related to a particular event. • Presents STEPS and SPECIFIC ORDERS