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You must help Mr. Froggy to reach the other side by answering correctly. Hurry!

by Jomar Aragon
1

In a writing class, a teacher explains how to draft an essay: brainstorm ideas, outline, write a draft, revise, and publish. Which text structure is being used?

2

A literary analysis states: “Because Romeo was banished from Verona, Juliet devised a plan that ultimately led to tragedy.” Which text structure is this?

3

In The Necklace by Guy de Maupassant, the story follows Madame Loisel’s life from her desire for wealth to the consequences of losing the necklace. Which text structure organizes this passage?

4

An article about Shakespearean plays explains how audiences struggled with understanding Elizabethan English, then suggests using modern translations to make the plays accessible. Which text structure is used?

5

A textbook explains: “An allegory is a literary device in which characters or events symbolize broader themes, such as morality or politics.” Which text structure is this?

6

A passage compares sonnets and free verse poetry, noting that sonnets follow strict rhyme and meter while free verse allows flexibility. Which text structure is being used?

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