Draw a happy face if the sentence tells a correct idea about informational text and sad face
if it doesn't.
1. Learners must be able to unpack these 5 text structures and study their components
in order to fully understand and analyze informational texts, whether they're reading textbooks,
news articles, or works of literary nonfiction.
2. Descriptive texts are everywhere-in novels, works of literary nonfiction, news articles.
science textbooks-which makes sense because the entire point of description is to present
information.
3. Problem and Solution text structure involves two parts: The author identifies a
problem. The author details a solution to this problem
4. Compare and Contrast text structure involves a comparison involving multiple things
revealing how they are similar and how they are different.​