This document provides an overview of the structure and types of informative texts. It defines informative text as offering definitions and descriptions to introduce a clearly stated topic, with related information grouped logically. The main types of structure discussed are cause and effect, compare and contrast, description, problem and solution, and sequence.

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. Quiz

14. Activity

15. 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

16. 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