What kind of organization is being used when events in a story are presented in the order that they happened? A. a flash-forward B. problem-solution C. a flashback D. chronological

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Alivia Petty

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16 November, 10:51

What kind of organization is being used when events in a story are presented in the order that they happened? A. a flash-forward B. problem-solution C. a flashback D. chronological

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Isiah Carson · Answer 1

Answer:chronological

Explanation:

The word chronological comes from two Greek words. "Chronos" means time. "Logikos" means reason or order. That is what chronological order is all about. It arranges information according to time.

Dahlia Dominguez · Answer 2

The organization used is D. chronological order.

Explanation:

From the option given for the question:

Flash-forward: If the story jumps into a temporary sequence that is going to happen in future, like foreseeing it, then this order of story is called flash-forward. Flashback: These kinds of stories jumps back to open the cause of any present action that is happening. Problem-solution: These stories have no organization. The author proposes solutions after identifying problems in an argumentative fashion to the readers. Chronological: If an author writes a story in the same order as it happened, then it is the chronological order.