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What do words and language in an informational text tell you?

A. how ideas connect
B. what category something falls into
C. how to synthesize information
D. what a cause is

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i sacrificed my quick check for you guys but the answers it are,

1. D. What happened?
2. B.Thus D. So
3. D. Effect
4. C. How ideas connect
5. C. Consequently

It's A. Thanks for the help.

Random connexus student is correct I got an 100 thank you

so what one is right?!?!

i am so confused

has anyone sumited their test yet

Its not c i just took the test and got that question wrong

Random you are correct! Great job

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you can only choose one responce so im saying c

I think it is c but i'm not for sure

are you sure?

thanks

Random connexus student thank you so much your answers are correct

no its c i promise

If it is wrong SORRY

it is D

Probably all four. How does your text define "informational text"?

Did you know?

Did you know that words and language in an informational text can tell you more than just the literal meaning of the words? They provide important clues about how ideas connect, helping to establish relationships between different concepts within the text. Additionally, words and language can indicate what category something falls into, allowing readers to understand the broader context or topic being discussed. Moreover, they guide readers on how to synthesize information by highlighting key points and organizing the content in a logical manner. Lastly, words and language can reveal what a cause is, shedding light on the reasons behind certain events or phenomena. So, next time you read an informational text, pay attention to the words and language used, as they hold valuable insights beyond their surface-level meanings.