Question

what is not a informational/expository text structure
problem/solution
cause/effect
description
compare/contrast
plot line
chronological order

Answer 1

my brain aint werkin

Answer 2

In the question itself, it says "What is not a informational text structure?" from that, do you have any ideas?

Answer 3

hmm...maybeeeeeeeeee idk

Answer 4

hellp :(

Answer 5

Let's look at the first answer choice, problem and solution is a pattern of organization where information in a passage is expressed as a dilemma or concerning issue (a problem) and something that was, can be, or should be done to remedy this issue (solution or attempted solution).

Answer 6

so the first one isnt it

Answer 7

We can go through all of them first, and then we can use process of elimination. (:

Answer 8

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We can go through all of them first, and then we can use process of elimination. (:
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Answer 9

Second, cause and effect, is simply an action with a reaction. When an event occurs, its effect impacts the course of the story, often changing the character or later events of a story dramatically. Cause and effect are also very important to plot, moving the action forward.

Answer 10

hmm maybe that one

Answer 11

Description: this type of text structure features a detailed description of something to give the reader a mental picture.

Answer 12

Comparison (compare)/contrast normally analyzes two or more things, using an established logical system. So like, comparing things is examining them for their similarities; whereas contrasting them is looking for their differences.

Answer 13

There are usually considered to be five elements in a plot line: exposition or background information, rising action (that which complicates the story), climax or crisis, falling action, and resolution. The plot describes the structure of a story. It shows arrangement of events and actions within a story.

Answer 14

Chronological order helps texts organize events in the order they happened. This structure is common in current events, history and in works of fiction or memoir. Keywords include time markers like “first,” “next,” “then” and “finally.”

Answer 15

hmm.. ok then its not problem and solution or plot line- is that right?

Answer 16

@Elsa213 Come mere e.e

Answer 17

:3

Answer 18

now i kinda think chronological order...hmm

Answer 19

soooo........

Answer 20

wwwwwwwwwwhat now- ;-;

Answer 21

Idk XD

Answer 22

I id dumb XDDDDD