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4 years ago

Plezzz help i will mark brainlest

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2 answers:

Dovator [93]4 years ago

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Answer:

The information is organized fact-by-fact.

Explanation:

In each sentence, the author gives a fact about the drifting rocks in California. One fact follows another, and, at the end, the author states that no theory has been confirmed.

Since there is not an element of time, chronological order is not correct.

There is no answer or solution given, so cause and effect and problem-solution are not correct.

I hope this helped

sergeinik [125]4 years ago

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Answer:

im pretty sure its fact by fact becasue everything he writes is so matter of fact

hope this helps. plz vote me brainliest

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