Language ArtsQuestion 32 of 120
Read: 'First, gather your materials. Next, measure twice. Finally, cut once.' This passage is organized by—
a.comparison and contrast
b.problem and solution
c.cause and effect
d.sequence of steps
Explanation
The words 'first,' 'next,' and 'finally' show a step-by-step order, which is sequential organization. This structure guides a reader through a process in order. Recognizing text structure aids comprehension.
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