Answer:
I. The causal relationships between events.
II. The responses and reactions to events.
III. The factors that influence events.
Step-by-step explanation:
Text structure can be defined as words used to describe how a writer or an author organizes his or her words in a literary work.
In English language, there are five (5) nonfiction text structures and these includes;
a. Description (list): this type of text structure list lot of facts or details about a subject, making use of phrases such as more importantly, for instance, for example, etc.
b. Compare and Contrast: it used for the comparison of two or more things to show similarities and differences i.e how they are alike and different.
c. Cause and Effect: it gives the relationship between two things or events in which an occurrence of one (cause) leads to the occurrence of another (effect). Signal words such as consequently, because, as a result, therefore, due to, since, etc.
d. Problem and Solution: it describes a problem and proffers a solution using signal words such as dilemma, solve, problem, etc.
e. Sequence: this type of text structure make use of words such as after, before, finally, next, then, etc., to describe an event in a timely manner or order of time.
Chronology can be defined as an arrangement of data, items or documents in the order in which they occurred or happened (in time), from the earliest to the most recent or latest.
Simply stated, ordered events are organized in order of time and this process is known as chronology.
Generally, a chronology can be used as a filing process in various areas such as schools, hospitals, hotels, and business firms to help put data (informations) in order by time or date.
A reader should consider the following points when tracing a chronological text structure;
I. The causal relationships between events.
II. The responses and reactions to events.
III. The factors that influence events.