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4th Grade Reading Flashcards: Describing Text Structures In Informational Texts

Study Describing Text Structures In Informational Texts in 4th Grade Reading with focused flashcards that help you recognize the idea, recall the key rule, and apply it in practice-style prompts.

QUESTION

What is the best way to describe structure when only one section uses it, not the whole text?

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ANSWER

Name the structure used in that part of the text. Specify the structure for that section only, not the entire text.

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4th Grade Reading: Reading Informational Text

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Read the passage. Because the Moon orbits Earth, it looks different from night to night. When we see the whole bright side, it is called a full moon. As the Moon continues moving, less of the bright side is visible. As a result, the Moon seems to shrink into a crescent shape. Therefore, the Moon's phases are caused by its position compared to Earth and the Sun. Which text structure does this passage mainly use?
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