Question

Brittany wrote a paper about the types of beverages that are available in her school cafeteria. Which text structure best suits the purpose of this text?
A.
cause and effect structure
B.
classification structure
C.
compare and contrast structure
D.
definition structure
E.
narrative structure

Answer 1

does anyone nose what this is

Answer 2

i do

Answer 3

Why would you eliminate A and B? Explain your reasonings or it counts as a direct answer.

Answer 4

ya why

Answer 5

i am eliminating a bc it is not a cause and effect structure and i am eliminating b bc it is not a classification structure

Answer 6

How come it’s not a cause and effect structure? What’s needed for a cause and effect structure that isn’t included here?

Answer 7

The cause and effect text structure is generally used in expository and persuasive writing modes. To put it another way: when an author gives reasons why something happened, he or she is explaining what caused an effect (reasons are causes and the thing that happens is the effect).

Answer 8

Allow me to help, @sexygirl11

Do you understand all these text structure choices? Do you know what each of them are? If you're confused by one of them, feel free to ask and we can define them for you, to lead you to the answer.

Answer 9

thats why

Answer 10

That’s the definition you searched up.
It dosen’t answer what’s missing from the sentence in the question for it to be turned into a cause and effect.

In the future, please consider approaching questions with a guiding perspective. Don’t immediately cross out answers without proper explanation.

Answer 11

the answer is C