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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When there are two related subjects to discuss or review.
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A story that makes me say "You have to read it!" Is A Wrinkle In Time by Madeleine L'Engle. While it has been adapted into a movie, I would highly suggest reading the book. The author takes us on an amazing ride following Meg (the protagonist), along with her friend Calvin, and her brother Charles Wallace, as they travel through space and time together to rescue her father Calvin O'Keefe. While looking for her father, Meg, Calvin, and her brother run into dark forces that prove difficult to defeat. The message behind this compelling story is that family and love can make you stronger.
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