Read the back cover description of a book: A Billion Footprints describes the environmental impact of seemingly innocent actions
that people take in their normal lives, from running a blender to drinking a glass of tap water. Readers will be shocked to learn how even the most innocuous routines cause irreversible harm to the world around us. How might the author convey the same information using a chronological structure? O A. By describing the consequences first and then tracing the causes back to a person's actions O B. By putting each action in order from least harmful to the environment to most harmful O C. By categorizing each action according to the kind of pollution it causes: air, land, or water O D. By describing a person's environmentally consequential actions from sunrise until bedtime
O B. By putting each action in order from least harmful to the environment to most harmful.
Explanation:
A chronological structure refers to the arrangements of events in the manner or order they occurred or happened. In other words, it means the ordering of events in a sequence, like from beginning to end without any to and fro movements.
In the back cover description, the author mentions how some normal acts of human beings are significant causes of the environment. And to convey the same information using a chronological structure, the author can put each action in the order from least harmful to most harmful, in an orderly manner.
All of the other answers could lead to arguments and one-sided group discussions. D makes the discussion more open to everybody answering, open-minded, and cooperative.
