Textual aids are tools that enhance understanding of texts, often using graphical outlines or images. Examples include concept maps for brainstorming, Venn diagrams for comparing information, sequence charts for chronological events, and cause-and-effect diagrams for visualizing relationships. These aids help structure information and clarify complex concepts.

4. TEXTUAL AIDS
These are tools or materials that provide support and facilitate
understanding of texts. These aids are most of the time, graphical outlines
or images that give a general idea of a certain topic.

5. Concept Map
 is often a great tool for brainstorming and divergent thinking. To create
one, either with hand drawn tools or digital software, you need to draw a
shape in the center and then draw divergent lines with shapes where you
can put the secondary ideas.

6. Venn Diagram
 This graphic organizer consists of overlapping
circles. There are sections of the organizer in
which only two circles are overlapping, and
there is one section in which all three circles
overlap.

7. Sequence Chart
 It shows a series of steps or events in the order in which they take
place. The leftmost box contains the first event in a chronological
sequence, and the rightmost box contains the last event.

8. Cause-and-Effect Diagram
 It is a visual representation of the factors that might contribute to an
observed effect or phenomenon that is being examined. The
interrelationships among the possible causal factors are clearly
shown.

9. What are the following textual
aids used for?
10/5 points depending on the relevance of the answers.