Question

Which feature of functional texts is evident in the passage?

Answer 1

Most likely B. Information is organized with text features, such as headings.

Functional texts are designed to be used for the purpose of fulfilling a particular need or to solve a problem. They usually come in the form of a manual or guide book, something you can skim through to find the particular thing you need to know.

A- They do not normally have opinions, only facts and guide lines.

C- The level of importance depends on the job you are doing, not all information will be useful, which may change when you look at it again for a different job/project/problem.

D- They do not normally have a "central narrative", because that would mean it had a point of view, which manuals do not have.

I hope this helps and I answered the right question for future reference.

Answer 2

I am not sure what the passage you are referring to is, but I can give you some tips on what the features of functional texts are. Functional texts are works of writing that are meant to instruct you or help you to perform a task or solve a problem in a quick and straightforward fashion. They are typically brief, use simple language that everyone can understand, and do not use flowery, overly descriptive words. Hope this helps.