Which statement best describes a text with a cause-and-effect structure?
A. It offers a solution to a problem.
B. It explains why something occurs.
C. It offers reasons to support a claim.
D. It uses words such as thus, in fact, and however.
Answer (1)
A text with a cause-and-effect structure shows the relationship between events, primarily explaining why something occurs. The best description of this structure is that it explains the cause of an event leading to an effect. Transition words may enhance clarity but do not define the structure itself. ;
