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Text structure is how authors organize information. Read this excerpt from the text. The author has organized it to show
A a possible solution for a problem.
B the reason something happened.
C a series of steps in a process.
D the differences between two things.
To answer your question about text structure, you’ll want to look at how the information is presented in the excerpt. If the excerpt suggests a solution to a problem, then the structure is likely A. If it explains reasons for an occurrence, then it’s B. For a step-by-step explanation, it’s C, and if it compares two items, it’s D.
Without the specific excerpt, I can’t provide a direct answer, but you can determine the correct option by identifying the main focus of the text.
To help clarify further, could you share more details or the focus of the excerpt?