This document provides examples of different types of graphic organizers and structures of informative texts, including cause and effect, problem and solution, description, and sequence. It discusses informative text as a type of writing that offers definitions, data, and descriptions about a topic to educate the reader. The document also includes sample paragraphs written in different structures and asks the reader to identify the structure and signal words used. It teaches the components of an informative text and how graphic organizers can help represent the main ideas and relationships within a text.

1. Hello 10-Rizal
Good morning!!

2. 1.This is where you state your claim
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2.What day of the week comes after Sunday?
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3.Refers to the biological and physiological
characteristics that define the difference
between women and men
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5. Lesson 1:
Structure of
an Informative
Text

6. Informative
Text

7. Structure of
an Informative
Text

8. Cause and
Effect

9. Compare and
Contrast

10. Description

11. Problem and
Solution

12. Sequence

13. Graphic
Organizer

14. Cause and
Effect

15. Compare and
Contrast

16. Description

17. Problem and
Solution

18. Sequence

19. Quiz

20. 6.It provides a visual representation of the
main ideas and facts, as well as the
relationships between them. This can help the
reader to easily identify the main points of the
text and to follow the structure of the text.
A.Structures of an informative text
B.Graphic organizer
C.Informative text
D.Cause and effect

21. 7.What graphic organizer is this?
A.Cause and effect
B.Problem and solution
C.Description
D.Compare and contrast

22. 7.What kind of graphic organizer is this?
A.Compare and contrast
B.Sequence
C.Cause and effect
D.Problem and solution

23. A.Problem and solution
B.Compare and contrast
C.Sequence
D.Cause and effect
9.What kind of graphic organizer is this?

24. 10._____________ is a kind of text that
offers data, definitions, and descriptions of
phenomena or details about a fact.
A.Structures of an informative text
B.Graphic organizer
C.Informative text
D.Cause and effect

25. Activity

26. 3. Because of smoking, a person's lungs become damaged and
airways become blocked, as a result their breathing is affected and
it can lead to serious health issues. Smoking can cause a range of
illnesses such as cancer, stroke, heart disease, and respiratory
diseases. It can also lead to premature death due to a range of
health conditions.
Structure:
Signal Word:

27. 4. Thin body can be a problem for many people, as it can be
associated with health issues and lack of energy. However,
there are ways to address this issue. Therefore, individuals
should make sure to incorporate healthy dietary habits and
regular physical activity into their lifestyle to achieve a
healthy body weight.
Structure:
Signal word:

28. 5.School is a place of learning, growth, and exploration. It's a place where students
come together to learn and grow academically, emotionally, and socially. School
provides a safe and supportive environment where students can explore their
interests, build relationships, and develop the skills they need to succeed in life.
For example, a school might offer classes in a variety of subjects, such as math,
science, social studies, and language arts. It might also have extracurricular
activities, such as sports teams, clubs, and after-school programs. Each of activities
provides an opportunity for students to explore their interests and develop new
skills. In addition, the school might have a library and other resources that can help
students further their education and develop their knowledge. Finally, the school
might provide counseling services and other support for students who are struggling
with issues such as bullying, depression, or anxiety.
Structure:
Signal word:

29. 1).Names the event/occurrence and then tells the effects
it has (on the events, on people, etc.) or tells what
caused it to happen.
A.Cause and Effect
B.Compare and Contrast
C.Description
D.Problem and Solution
E.Sequence

30. Informative text is a kind of text that offers data, definitions, and
descriptions of phenomena or details about a fact. It introduces a
clearly stated topic and creates an organizational structure in which
related information is grouped logically to support the purpose of
writing. It develops evidence with relevant facts, definitions, concrete
details, quotations, and examples with references. It also uses
appropriate linking ideas within and across paragraphs to smoothly and
purposefully connect the controlling idea to evidence and provides a
satisfying conclusion related to the topic.
Informative Text