The text about tea that follows a Topical Text Structure D.
<h3>What is a
Topical Text Structure?</h3>
In simple language, a Topical Text Structure is one that bears directly with the key point or keywords.
The keyword in the question is Tea, not tea-drinking ceremonies, regions where tea can be gotten, or the enjoyment derived from tea.
This is why the correct answer is D. It focuses more on Tea, hence the correct Topical Text Structure.
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The problems you see: is where is says “won’t eat nothing accept” when it should be “won’t eat anything accept”
ALSO it should be spelled leaves, not leafs.
Answer:
a) how scientists locate black holes
Explanation:
The answer would be a "supporting sentence"
So yes it is true, A supporting sentence helps to give additional evidence for a claim or maid idea.