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Froggy Jumps Expository 3Online version Identify expository text types quickly. by Lea Mae V. Mermida 1 The streets were flooded because the typhoon brought heavy rain. a Problem and Solution b Cause and Effect c Sequence 2 Many students failed the test because they didn’t study the lessons. a Comparison and Contrast b Sequence c Cause and Effect 3 The city faced heavy traffic, so officials built new flyovers. a Problem and Solution b Cause and Effect c Sequence 4 Many students had trouble waking up early, so classes were moved to 8:00 a.m. a Sequence b Problem and Solution c Cause and Effect 5 First, the students gathered materials. Next, they started their experiment. a Problem and Solution b Sequence c Comparison and Contrast 6 The baby crawled, then learned to walk, and finally started running. a Cause and Effect b Sequence c Problem and Solution 7 Cats are independent, while dogs love to stay close to their owners. a Sequence b Cause and Effect c Comparison and Contrast 8 Unlike summer, the rainy season brings cooler and wetter weather. a Cause and Effect b Problem and Solution c Comparison and Contrast 9 Both apples and oranges are fruits, but apples are usually crunchy while oranges are juicy. a Compare and Contrast b Sequence c Problem and Solution 10 The students couldn’t understand the lesson, so the teacher used a visual concept map to explain it better. a Cause and Effect b Compare and Contrast c Problem and Solution 11 Since Carlo forgot to set his alarm, he arrived late to school. a Cause and Effect b Compare and Contrast c Sequence 12 To bake a cake, mix the ingredients, pour the batter into a pan, and then bake it for 30 minutes. a Sequence b Cause and Effect c Problem and Solution 13 While both basketball and volleyball are team sports, basketball uses a hoop and volleyball uses a net. a Compare and Contrast b Cause and Effect c Problem and Solution 14 Before planting the seeds, Rico prepared the soil, watered it, and placed the pots in sunlight. a Compare and Contrast b Cause and Effect c Sequence 15 A tablet is portable and touch-based, while a desktop computer is stationary and uses a mouse and keyboard. a Compare and Contrast b Sequence c Cause and Effect

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Expository 3

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Expository 3Online version

by Lea Mae V. Mermida

The streets were flooded because the typhoon brought heavy rain.

Many students failed the test because they didn’t study the lessons.

The city faced heavy traffic, so officials built new flyovers.

Many students had trouble waking up early, so classes were moved to 8:00 a.m.

First, the students gathered materials. Next, they started their experiment.

The baby crawled, then learned to walk, and finally started running.

Cats are independent, while dogs love to stay close to their owners.

Unlike summer, the rainy season brings cooler and wetter weather.

Both apples and oranges are fruits, but apples are usually crunchy while oranges are juicy.

The students couldn’t understand the lesson, so the teacher used a visual concept map to explain it better.

Since Carlo forgot to set his alarm, he arrived late to school.

To bake a cake, mix the ingredients, pour the batter into a pan, and then bake it for 30 minutes.

While both basketball and volleyball are team sports, basketball uses a hoop and volleyball uses a net.

Before planting the seeds, Rico prepared the soil, watered it, and placed the pots in sunlight.

A tablet is portable and touch-based, while a desktop computer is stationary and uses a mouse and keyboard.