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(Q2) DIFFERENT TYPES OF INFORMATIONAL TEXTS

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Navigating the Landscape of Informational Text: An Exploration of Four Vital Types by: Sir Pj Miana __________________________________________________________________________ In the vast expanse of written communication, understanding the various forms of informational texts is akin to having a map to navigate diverse landscapes. Whether in print or digital media, each type serves a distinct purpose, presenting information in ways that suit specific contexts and reader needs. Let's embark on a journey to explore the four basic informational text types: literary nonfiction, expository writing, argumentative/persuasive writing, and procedural writing.   Literary Nonfiction: Weaving Facts into Narratives   Explanation: Literary nonfiction blends factual information with the artistry of literary expression. It often features a narrative style, providing readers with an engaging and immersive experience. In this genre, the focus is on storytelling, and you may find fewer conventional te

Title: Conducting Guided Research with Search Engines

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  Title: Conducting Guided Research with Search Engines Title: Conducting Guided Research with Search Engines   Introduction: - Search engines are powerful tools for gathering information on specific topics. - A guided search involves using strategic techniques to refine and enhance the search process.   Key Steps for a Guided Search:   1. Define Your Topic:    - Clearly articulate the main idea or question you are researching.    - Break down complex topics into specific keywords for better results.   2. Use Quotation Marks:    - Enclose specific phrases in quotation marks to search for exact matches.    - Example: "climate change effects on agriculture."   3. Exclude Words with Minus Sign:    - Use the minus sign to exclude specific words from your search.    - Example: "healthy recipes -sugar."   4. Utilize Site Filters:    - Specify the domain or site you want results from using "site:" followed by the website.