Analyzing Text Structure: Cause/Effect and Compare/Contrast
Students will identify common non-fiction text structures like cause/effect and compare/contrast.
Key Questions
- Analyze how a cause and effect structure helps organize information.
- Compare the effectiveness of cause/effect and compare/contrast structures.
- Predict the type of information likely to be found in a text structured as 'cause and effect'.
CBSE Learning Outcomes
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