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Match each question with the text structure it relates to.
How are they different?
What happened?
What does it look like?
What can be done to fix it?
What steps should be taken?

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mcarc09

We can match each question with the text structure it relates to once we understand what each text structure is about, as shown and explained below.

  • How are they different? --> Compare and Contrast
  • What happened? --> Cause and Effect
  • What does it look like? --> Description
  • What can be done to fix it? --> Problem and Solution
  • What steps should be taken? --> Chronological order

What is text structure?

Text structure refers to the way we present information in our text. The way we do that is directly related to our purpose, that is, to our intention when writing a text.

For example, suppose you wish to tell people about new device that will help drivers avoid dangerous or jammed streets. You can use the problem and solution structure:

  • First, present the problem. - Streets that are dangerous or jammed cause drivers to be fearful or stressed out.
  • Then, explain the solution. - Using the device will keep drivers away from such places, preventing crimes and accidents.

Learn more about text structure here:

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