Which of the following options is NOT an organizational tool that an author can use to help make nonfiction text more manageable for readers?
A. Paragraphs
B. Sensory details
C. Headings
D. A table of contents

Question

Which of the following options is NOT an organizational tool that an author can use to help make nonfiction text more manageable for readers? 
	A.	Paragraphs
	B.	Sensory details
	C.	Headings
	D.	A table of contents

sleepyjess · Answer

What do you think?

anonymous · Answer

D @sleepyjess

nikkibxox · Answer

Headings explain what the paragraph will be about, the paragraph splits sections to make it more apparent when you are going into a subtopic, A table of contents guides you to the page or topic you need, and Sensory details are incorporated into the story.  Based on that it would be B

sleepyjess · Answer

Well, a table of contents would be able to help you locate stuff. 
Paragraphs split information up.
Sensory details is just details that appeal to your senses in the writing.
Headings tell you what each section will be about.

anonymous · Answer

Wait, sensory details don't make text more manageable, but they are the text?

nikkibxox · Answer

The managment of the text is about being able to navigate through it. The sensory details just make it more enjoyable.

sleepyjess · Answer

Yes, sensory details would be the correct answer because they're in the text vs. being a tool to help manage the text