What is the purpose of the description text structure?

Author provides details to give the reader a mental picture

What are you expected to do during the editing task?

Correct the spelling, grammar, & conventions in a given text

How does the speaker's point of view impact what the reader learns?

The reader learns what the speaker has learned/experienced

Which of the following is NOT a question to ask yourself when searching for the main idea?

Can you name the main character?

What is the purpose of the compare and contrast (comparison) text structure?

Author finds similarities and differences.

What is the purpose of a heading?

To tell the reader what the section is mostly about.

What is the purpose of bold words in a text?

To draw the readers attention to an important word.

Why do authors include supporting details?

To provide more info and support for the main idea.

What is the purpose of the problem & solution text structure?

Author gives info on a problem and ways of solving it

What 2 things should be in a GOOD summary?

The main idea and one sentence for each idea category.

What is the purpose of charts and graphs?

To give the reader organized data in a friendly format.

What is text structure?

How the information of a text is organized.

What is the purpose of the cause and effect text structure?

It describes an event (the why) and the results.

What is the purpose of the chronological text structure?

Author provides the reader with events in time order.

What can you do to help you find MULTIPLE main ideas?

Think about the text in sections and find those main ideas.

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1
What is the purpose of the description text structure?
Author provides a sequence of events.
Author describes an event and results that follow.
Author gives information about a conflict.
Author provides details to give the reader a mental picture
2
What are you expected to do during the editing task?
Decide which sections of a text should be removed.
Correct the spelling, grammar, & conventions in a given text
Provide more supporting details for a text.
Edit and revise your open responses.
3
How does the speaker's point of view impact what the reader learns?
The reader learns what the speaker has learned/experienced
It is easier to learn
It will be a perfect view of all aspects of the content
It will change how the reader views the speaker
4
Which of the following is NOT a question to ask yourself when searching for the main idea?
Can you name a thing the article focuses on?
What words or ideas are really stressed?
How would you tell someone about the text in 1 sentence?
Can you name the main character?
5
What is the purpose of the compare and contrast (comparison) text structure?
To compare different styles of writing.
Author provides lots of sensory words to paint a picture.
To discuss an event.
Author finds similarities and differences.
6
What is the purpose of a heading?
To restate the main idea of the entire text.
To give the author more work.
To tell the reader what the section is mostly about.
To organize the text only.
7
What is the purpose of bold words in a text?
To make the text look fancy.
To draw the readers attention to an important word.
To show a word that all readers should already know
To tell the reader a definition.
8
Why do authors include supporting details?
To support their writing career.
To provide the reader with more text to read.
To provide more info and support for the main idea.
To give facts.
9
What is the purpose of the problem & solution text structure?
To cause problems on FSA
The author gives & finds similarities among problems.
Author gives info on a problem and ways of solving it
Author provides the reader with details about their topic.
10
What 2 things should be in a GOOD summary?
A few facts from each section.
Supporting details and a topic sentence.
A five finger retell.
The main idea and one sentence for each idea category.
11
Which of the following is NOT an example of a text feature?
Title
Picture
The text itself
Caption
12
What is main idea?
What the introduction is mostly about.
What each heading is mostly about.
What a text is mostly about.
The opposite of the minor idea.
13
What is the purpose of charts and graphs?
To give the reader more to read.
To give the reader science and math information.
To organize all of the information.
To give the reader organized data in a friendly format.
14
What is text structure?
The length, conventions, and flow of a text.
How the information of a text is organized.
If a text is fiction or non-fiction.
Whether a text is persuasive, entertainment, or informative.
15
What is the purpose of the cause and effect text structure?
It describes an event (the why) and the results.
The author provides their opinion on major events.
To find similarities and differences.
Author provides a timeline of events.
16
What is the purpose of the chronological text structure?
Author provides problems from different times.
Author provides timelines to compare and contrast.
Author provides the reader with a description of big events.
Author provides the reader with events in time order.
17
What can you do to help you find MULTIPLE main ideas?
Nothing. There can only be one main idea.
Name a supporting detail.
Reword your initial main idea.
Think about the text in sections and find those main ideas.

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