<em>How does the knowledge that a text is written in sequential order increase comprehension?</em>
<em>The correct answer is C. The reader knows to follow a series of steps in order. </em>
- <em>In a text that is written in a sequential pattern, the reader increases his comprehension because he or she can follow a sequence that is very easy to identify. First, the information is organized step-by-step describing a process, starting by the main step, then the continuing sub steps. For example, if I want to explain the process in which coffee is made I would use a sequential pattern. “How coffee is made” would be the main step, “pick coffee berries” a sub step, “the coffee is then processed” another sub step. </em>
Answer:
False
Explanation:
As a noun it means too harsh or blunt when referring to something unpleasant. The origin is from Greek.
False
It really depends on what stage you are within your research and how far away your deadline is. If you have just started your research, then you are not locked in just yet, because you (presumably) still have a lot of time left. In fact it could help you figure out if your question was a good choice.
Mnemonics are used to help you remember something
This is a very good response!
