Multiple Organizational Structures in Informational Texts
Can a single informational text, such as a news article, utilize more than one type of organizational structure? Choose the most accurate explanation.
A
Yes; authors may switch between organizational structures, but they are limited to using only two within a single article to maintain reader engagement.
B
Yes; authors may use multiple organizational structures within a single text. For example, one section might focus on a chronological sequence of events, while another compares those events to a similar instance.
C
No; only one type of organizational structure can be used because an article must maintain a singular focus to ensure reader comprehension.
D
No; informational texts rely on a single organizational structure because they are intended to educate readers in a clear and concise manner.