Question

Read the paragraph carefully. Kara awoke to the incessant blare of her alarm clock and remembered with a surge of excitement that today was her last day of high school...forever! After a quick shower, Kara popped some bread in the toaster, grabbed her backpack, buttered her toast, applied her lip gloss, and raced out the front door. Struggling to find her keys in the abyss known as her purse, she momentarily panicked. Even though this was the last day of school, Kara did not want to be late; she had something very special planned for her homeroom class. After a minute of searching, Kara found her keys, hopped in her car, and sped to school. What is this paragraph's organization?

Answer 1

The organization of the paragraph is chronological, following the sequence of events from Kara waking up to arriving at school.

Step-by-step explanation:

The organization of the paragraph is chronological. It describes the actions and thoughts of the character Kara from the moment she wakes up to the moment she arrives at school. The paragraph follows a clear sequence of events, starting with Kara waking up to her alarm clock and ending with her getting in her car and driving to school. The use of temporal words like 'after,' 'and,' and 'after a minute' helps to indicate the order of events.

Answer 2

The paragraph's organization is called procedural writing. In this writing, the person’s tasks are stated with a procedure or with order using conjunctions such as “after”. In this write-up, the reader is given the opportunity to imagine what happens next in one way or another.