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Problem-Solution in Expository Text

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Identify problem-solution elements.

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Problem-Solution in Expository Text
 

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Problem-Solution in Expository TextOnline version

Identify problem-solution elements.

by Shella labador
1

What is the primary goal of a problem-solution expository text?

2

Which section introduces the problem in this text type?

3

What typically follows the problem description?

4

What is the role of evidence in problem-solution texts?

5

Which feature signals a recommended course of action?

6

Which order is most common in these texts?

7

What should a good problem-solution paragraph include besides the problem?

8

Which verb best signals a solution is being proposed?

9

Which part evaluates the proposed solution?

10

What should you avoid in a problem-solution expository text?

11

Which word is discipline-specific in environmental texts?

12

What tone is commonly used in problem–solution texts?

13

Which graphic organizer best shows a problem and its solutions clearly?

14

Which of the following is an example of a problem–solution essay topic?

15

Which of the following words signals a problem?

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