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Compare & contrast now! Explore organizational structures in texts. Identify similarities and differences to improve your informational text skills!

Learn about six major forms of government—Communist State, Democracy, Monarchy, Oligarchy, Theocracy, and Totalitarianism—with this educational chart. Perfect for Grades 6–12.

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The key concept being expressed with supporting information about that concept: main idea and details. Tells why something happened and the result of it happening: cause and effect. Uses dates to express time order: Chronological Order. Lists features, characteristics, or examples: Description. Shows likenesses and differences of two or more things: Compare and Contrast. Which text structure tells the steps to follow to do something or make something: sequential order. What is another name for text structure: organizational patterns. For which text structure would you ask the question, "How are the two items similar or different?": compare and contrast. For which text structure would you ask the questions, "When did it happen?" and "In what order did it happen?": chronological order. A glossary is an example of which text feature: Organizational Text Features. Bold or highlighted print is an example of which text feature: Print Text Features. A map is an example of which text feature: Graphic Text Features. A table of contents is an example of which text feature: Organizational Text Features. Underlining is an example of which text feature: Print Text Features. A chart or table is an example of which text feature: Graphic Text Features