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 explains why something happens by detailing the relationship between causes and their effects. This is distinct from offering solutions, supporting claims, or just using transitional words. A clear example is how emissions lead to climate change and its consequences. ;
