To match the text structure with the example that best fits we must use our knowledge of the different text structures, as further explained below.
- A - sequence
- B - compare and contrast
- C - description
- D - cause and effect
- E - problem and solution
- F - chronological
<h3>What is text structure?</h3>
Text structure refers to the way we present information in our texts. Depending on how we do that, we will have different structures:
- Compare and contrast - We talk about two things or people, pointing out their similarities and differences.
- Sequence - We provide a sequence of steps for something to be done.
- Description - We describe something or someone, that is, tell readers about its (his or her) characteristics.
- Cause and effect - We present something as the cause of something else, such as "tornadoes-destruction" or "earthquake-tsunami".
- Problem and solution - We present a problem and then offer a solution for it.
- Chronological - We provide a sequence of historical events.
With the information above in mind, we can conclude that the following answer is correct:
- A - sequence
- B - compare and contrast
- C - description
- D - cause and effect
- E - problem and solution
- F - chronological
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D is the error, there’s a grammatical error.
A position statement based on logic.
(An argument states an opinion and supports it with evidence/logic)
I would choose knight-at-arms, haggard, steed as the correct answer.
Your task is to choose words which explain the setting, as well as the mood of this poem. Setting refers to the location of a story, to the time, to people present, etc. which can be seen in words knight-at-arms and steed (the horse he rode when he met the woman). The word haggard (meaning exhausted) refers both to the knight, and the poem itself which tells us a story of how a knight fell in love with a woman, who turned out to be an illusion.
The correct answer is <span>B. Why are women important characters in literature but unimportant in history?
Woolf is famous for her early feminist prose where she wrote about how women are underappreciated, which they definitely were at the time. She wondered how it was possible that all famous writers and poets wrote so much about women, and their importance, but when it came to actual, real life, they were often ignored and subjugated.
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