Question

Which of the following best describes text structure in a passage?
(1 Point) *
a. The font and color of the text used by the author.
b. The way the paragraphs and sections are organized in a passage.
c. The author's use of figurative language in the text.
d. The emotional tone of the writing in the passage.

Answer 1

The best description of text structure in a passage is: b. The way the paragraphs and sections are organized in a passage. Explanation: - Text structure refers to how the information within a passage is organized. It includes the arrangement of paragraphs, sections, and the overall flow of ideas. - When analyzing text structure, you look at how the author presents information, whether it's in chronological order, cause and effect, problem-solution, compare and contrast, or another organizational pattern. - Understanding text structure helps readers comprehend the content more effectively by recognizing how ideas are connected and the logic behind the author's presentation. In this context, options a, c, and d do not specifically address the organization of the passage but rather focus on different elements like text appearance, language usage, and emotional tone, respectively.