Spot the silly mistake: "'Because' usually signals compare and contrast."Partner Review · Spot the silly mistakeA"Because" usually signals cause and effect.B"Because" usually signals sequence.CIt is correct.
Do Now (exactly as on the Minor 1 sheet): match each text structure to its definition.Lesson 5 worksheet · Do Now (4 marks)Cause & EffectChoose…Identifies an urgent issue and proposes a detailed solution or path forward.Explores similarities and differences between two or more ideas/concepts.Explains how specific events, decisions, or actions lead to direct outcomes.Maps out events, historical milestones, or steps strictly in order of time.Problem & SolutionChoose…Identifies an urgent issue and proposes a detailed solution or path forward.Explores similarities and differences between two or more ideas/concepts.Explains how specific events, decisions, or actions lead to direct outcomes.Maps out events, historical milestones, or steps strictly in order of time.ChronologicalChoose…Identifies an urgent issue and proposes a detailed solution or path forward.Explores similarities and differences between two or more ideas/concepts.Explains how specific events, decisions, or actions lead to direct outcomes.Maps out events, historical milestones, or steps strictly in order of time.Compare & ContrastChoose…Identifies an urgent issue and proposes a detailed solution or path forward.Explores similarities and differences between two or more ideas/concepts.Explains how specific events, decisions, or actions lead to direct outcomes.Maps out events, historical milestones, or steps strictly in order of time.