Text Structure Crossword Puzzle

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Sequence: The text structure that goes in chronological order
Description: The text structure that describes someone or something; it gives information
Problem: (blank) and Solution;  this text structure gives an issue and then how to solve it
Compare: This is when you determine how two things are similar
Contrast: This is when you determine how two things are different
Cause: This is when you explain how something started; (blank) and effect
Effect: This is when you explain how things changed after an event took place
Structure: This is the word you use to describe how a passage is laid out
Text: The main word we use when talking about a written passage
Purpose: This is the author's reason for writing a passage
Pie: The acronym we use when talking about author's purpose
Persuade: This is when an author is trying to convince you to buy something or believe what they do
Inform: This is when an author is trying to give you facts about something; teach you something new
Entertain: This is the author's purpose when they are trying to write something you can enjoy reading

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sequence: the text structure that goes in chronological order
description: the text structure that describes someone or something; it gives information
problem: (blank) and solution; this text structure gives an issue and then how to solve it
compare: this is when you determine how two things are similar
contrast: this is when you determine how two things are different
cause: this is when you explain how something started; (blank) and effect
effect: this is when you explain how things changed after an event took place
structure: this is the word you use to describe how a passage is laid out
text: the main word we use when talking about a written passage
purpose: this is the author's reason for writing a passage
pie: the acronym we use when talking about author's purpose
persuade: this is when an author is trying to convince you to buy something or believe what they do
inform: this is when an author is trying to give you facts about something; teach you something new
entertain: this is the author's purpose when they are trying to write something you can enjoy reading