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It is the sequence of events/series of events. Knowing blank a happened before blank b. Knowing steps in baking, or cooking. I.e. first, last, eventually -k.sch.

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The explanation process tells us how something works, like how coal is formed. Sequence may be involved, but steps in the process rather than time order are stressed. -KH

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problem solution is when the text states a problems and is then followed by a series of solutions

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K.H.
Description: adjectives and terms like, "Such as" to tell the audience about a subject (this is a description, sort of)
Time sequence: a series of events: first, second, third, lastly
Explanation: reasoning behind how something occurred
Comparison/contrast: taking two different events or things and stating what is similar and different about them
Problem-solution: stating a problem and then suggesting a possible solution or a solution that has already been done before

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Sequence text contains words such as, "next", "then", "before", "first" etc. - cs

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time sequence includes words such as: after, first, then, finally, earlier, third, later, second, next, etc.

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Time order is specified!!!! Ex. after, first, later... - JA

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time sequence is the story unfolding over time

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time sequence is the story unfolding over time

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example words: because, therefore, thus, since, for this reason, effect, as a result, etc
-MA

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Description- describes a topic and its characteristics
Time sequence- gives events from way back to now
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Description: gives details to help the reader visualize the text.

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One thing happen that cause something else to happen- LW

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Explanations can tell how something works! Anything like a recipe, photosynthesis, etc. can be considered under this idea. Since this concept involves processes, it can share some key vocab with the time sequence concept.-NP

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Explanation process explains how something works.  But the steps are stressed rather than time order -LT

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Explanation process explains how something works.  But the steps are stressed rather than time order -LT

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explains how words are different and the same. uses words like "both" "like" "but" "while". -os

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Hint: the six types are:
-Description
-Time sequence
-Explanation-process
-Comparison-contrast
-Problem-solution
-Cause-effect