Question

Which examples presented in chronological order

Answer 1

I would say B.

Step-by-step explanation:

Chronological order means that a particular narrative or sequence of events is related in their respective order in linear time. Thus if one were relating the life of George Washington, that storyteller would first tell about his youth, then his life as a surveyor, then his involvement in the French and Indian War, perhaps followed by his leadership of the Continental Army in the American Revolution, write about his involvement with the Constitutional Convention, his service as President of the United States, and might finish with his "Farewell Address" and brief retirement, before his death in 1799.

Answer 2

The correct answer is B. A set of instructions for building a bookshelf

Step-by-step explanation:

In writing, chronological order is a type of organizational pattern in which details are organized according to time, this is used in texts that include historical information, in texts that tell a set of events including narratives or texts that include a set of steps including instructions. According to this, the one that is an example of chronological order is "A set of instructions for building a bookshelf" because in this type of text the author needs to present the different steps according to time and the reader also need to read and follow the steps in this order.