Text Structures

Grade 5 Reading Worksheet

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Read each paragraph. Circle the text structure it uses.

  1. First, mix the flour and the eggs in a bowl. Next, pour the batter into a hot pan. Then flip the pancake when bubbles appear. Finally, slide it onto a plate.

    • sequence
    • problem and solution
    • cause and effect
    • compare and contrast
  2. Frogs and toads are alike in many ways. Both are amphibians and both eat insects. However, frogs have smooth skin, while toads have bumpy skin.

    • sequence
    • problem and solution
    • cause and effect
    • compare and contrast
  3. Heavy rain fell all night. As a result, the river rose over its banks.

    • sequence
    • problem and solution
    • cause and effect
    • compare and contrast
  4. The school playground had a big problem. Puddles stayed on the ground for days after rain. To solve it, workers dug a drain and filled the low spots with gravel.

    • sequence
    • problem and solution
    • cause and effect
    • compare and contrast
  5. To plant a bean, first dig a small hole. Next, drop in the seed and cover it with soil. After that, water it gently. Finally, put the pot in a sunny window.

    • sequence
    • problem and solution
    • cause and effect
    • compare and contrast
  6. Summer and winter are different. Summer days are long and warm, but winter days are short and cold.

    • sequence
    • problem and solution
    • cause and effect
    • compare and contrast
  7. Because the ice on the pond was thin, it cracked under the heavy rock.

    • sequence
    • problem and solution
    • cause and effect
    • compare and contrast
  8. Mia's bike tire kept going flat. She found a small nail stuck in the tire. Her dad fixed the problem by patching the hole.

    • sequence
    • problem and solution
    • cause and effect
    • compare and contrast
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Text Structures

Answer Key - Grade 5 Reading Worksheet

Read each paragraph. Circle the text structure it uses.

  1. First, mix the flour and the eggs in a bowl. Next, pour the batter into a hot pan. Then flip the pancake when bubbles appear. Finally, slide it onto a plate.

    • sequence
    • problem and solution
    • cause and effect
    • compare and contrast
  2. Frogs and toads are alike in many ways. Both are amphibians and both eat insects. However, frogs have smooth skin, while toads have bumpy skin.

    • sequence
    • problem and solution
    • cause and effect
    • compare and contrast
  3. Heavy rain fell all night. As a result, the river rose over its banks.

    • sequence
    • problem and solution
    • cause and effect
    • compare and contrast
  4. The school playground had a big problem. Puddles stayed on the ground for days after rain. To solve it, workers dug a drain and filled the low spots with gravel.

    • sequence
    • problem and solution
    • cause and effect
    • compare and contrast
  5. To plant a bean, first dig a small hole. Next, drop in the seed and cover it with soil. After that, water it gently. Finally, put the pot in a sunny window.

    • sequence
    • problem and solution
    • cause and effect
    • compare and contrast
  6. Summer and winter are different. Summer days are long and warm, but winter days are short and cold.

    • sequence
    • problem and solution
    • cause and effect
    • compare and contrast
  7. Because the ice on the pond was thin, it cracked under the heavy rock.

    • sequence
    • problem and solution
    • cause and effect
    • compare and contrast
  8. Mia's bike tire kept going flat. She found a small nail stuck in the tire. Her dad fixed the problem by patching the hole.

    • sequence
    • problem and solution
    • cause and effect
    • compare and contrast