Question

question
match signal words and identifying questions to the correct text structure.
drag each tile to the correct location.

description chronological cause - effect
problem - solution compare - contrast

not long after, first, finally to solve this, one reason for this, one answer is how are these elements different?
to illustrate, for example, such as what was the reason it happened?

Explanation:

1. Chronological: Signal words like "not long after, first, finally" indicate a sequence of events over time, matching the Chronological structure (hourglass symbolizing time order).
2. Problem - Solution: Phrases "to solve this, one reason for this, one answer is" relate to identifying problems and proposing solutions, fitting the Problem - Solution structure (puzzle and question mark).
3. Compare - Contrast: The question "How are these elements different?" is used to compare and contrast elements, matching the Compare - Contrast structure (Venn diagram for comparing).
4. Description: Signal words "to illustrate, for example, such as" are used to describe or give examples of something, matching the Description structure (clipboard for detailing).
5. Cause - Effect: The question "What was the reason it happened?" asks about causes, matching the Cause - Effect structure (pendulum showing cause - effect relationships).

Answer:

• Chronological: not long after, first, finally
• Problem - Solution: to solve this, one reason for this, one answer is
• Compare - Contrast: How are these elements different?
• Description: to illustrate, for example, such as
• Cause - Effect: What was the reason it happened?