Helpful educational chart explaining non-fiction text structures with signal words and visual examples.

A chart titled "Non-Fiction Text Structures" showing five types—Description, Sequence & Order, Compare & Contrast, Cause & Effect, and Problem & Solution—with signal words and visual representations for each.

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- Identify the text structure by examining the signal words and visual cues provided.
- Match the signal words (e.g., “for example,” “first,” “similar,” “since,” “problem”) to their corresponding structure.
- Use the visual representation (e.g., Venn diagram, arrows, numbered boxes) to reinforce the identification of each structure.
- Confirm each structure by cross-referencing both the signal words and the visual aid.
- List the correct text structure for each row based on the combined evidence.

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