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Froggy Jumps Info Text Structure ChallengeOnline version Identify how info texts are built by TATE KRISTEL 1 What is the main idea in an informational text? a The writer's opinion about a topic b The central point the author wants you to understand c A list of random facts without connection 2 Which text feature signals a cause-and-effect relation? a However b Because c In addition 3 Which organizational pattern describes items step by step? a Problem/solution b Sequential/chronological order c Compare/contrast 4 What does a descriptive sentence primarily do in a text? a Tells a story with dialogue b Paints a picture of a topic or item c Gives the writer's opinion 5 Which feature helps locate information quickly in non-fiction? a Metaphors b Rhyme schemes c Headings and subheadings 6 What is the purpose of a topic sentence in a paragraph? a State the paragraph’s main idea b Provide a closing argument c Offer an unrelated detail 7 Which signal word introduces a contrast? a Because b However c First 8 Which type of text structure lists facts about a topic with descriptions? a Description/description text structure b Problem/Solution c Cause/Effect 9 Which feature is commonly used to show order in steps? a Glossary terms b Author's bio c Numerical or bullet lists 10 What should a concluding sentence in an informational text do? a Explain the author's feelings b Summarize the main idea c Introduce a new topic 11 Which organizational pattern compares two or more items? a Problem/Solution b Chronological c Compare/Contrast 12 What helps readers see evidence supporting a claim? a Facts, data, and examples b Opinions only c Fictional stories 13 Which sentence type is typical in informational texts to present facts? a Riddles and questions b Factual, precise statements c Emotional or persuasive language 14 What is the role of a caption under a photo in an informational text? a Explain what the image shows related to the text b Provide a fictional scene c Replace a paragraph

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Info Text Structure Challenge

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Info Text Structure ChallengeOnline version

by TATE KRISTEL

What is the main idea in an informational text?

Which text feature signals a cause-and-effect relation?

Which organizational pattern describes items step by step?

What does a descriptive sentence primarily do in a text?

Which feature helps locate information quickly in non-fiction?

What is the purpose of a topic sentence in a paragraph?

Which signal word introduces a contrast?

Which type of text structure lists facts about a topic with descriptions?

Which feature is commonly used to show order in steps?

What should a concluding sentence in an informational text do?

Which organizational pattern compares two or more items?

What helps readers see evidence supporting a claim?

Which sentence type is typical in informational texts to present facts?

What is the role of a caption under a photo in an informational text?