Grade 5 learners match author purpose to text structure: history articles to chronological order, persuasive writing to problem-solution, reviews to compare-and-contrast, and science explanations to cause-and-effect. The worksheet uses fill-in items and a matching task that connects realistic Grade 5 prompts to their best structural choice. Students practice restructuring and revising drafts so structure aligns with the author's intended purpose and audience.

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Busy Bee
Text Structure
Grade 5
★ Part A: Fill in the Blank
Write the missing word or number on each line.
1) A Grade 5 history article about WWII most likely uses chronological structure.
2) A persuasive Grade 5 piece urging recycling usually uses problem-solution structure.
3) A product review comparing two tablets uses compare-and-contrast structure.
4) A science explanation of why volcanoes erupt uses cause-and-effect structure.
5) A Grade 5 biography from birth to retirement follows chronological order.
6) An article describing pollution and proposing cleanup uses problem-solution structure.
7) A Grade 5 essay weighing two endangered animals uses compare-and-contrast structure.
8) Matching purpose to structure improves Grade 5 coherence in writing.
9) When revising, a Grade 5 writer should restructure structure to fit purpose.
★ Part B: Matching
Match each item on the left to the correct answer on the right.
1) Match each item to its correct answer.
History article about the Civil War
Chronological
Chronological
Persuasive essay urging school lunch reform
Problem-solution
Problem-solution
Magazine review of two video game consoles
Compare-and-contrast
Compare-and-contrast
Science article on why hurricanes form
Cause-and-effect
Cause-and-effect
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