Question

Read the passage.

A faint path, choked with weeds, branched off from the main road. The path led to a garden that had long ago grown wild. The half-open door of the shed sagged on one hinge. In the center of the garden was a shed. A rusty iron cot stood in the left corner of the shed.

Which type of organization is the most appropriate way to rearrange the details in the passage?



time order


spatial order


cause-and-effect order


order of importance

Answer 1

spatial order

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer 2

I believe that the correct way to answer this question: Which type of organization is the most appropriate way to rearrange the details in the passage, would be: B: Spatial order.

Step-by-step explanation:

The reason comes from the type of information that is being delivered by the passage and which clearly states that all of it regards space, rather than time, causes and effects, or even importance. The excerpt shows the order in which a person goes and finds different spatial aspects of the scene, and the order in which these different scenes unfold. Thus, it is why this would be a spatial order, and not any of the others.