A says, 'First we packed, then we travelled.' B says, 'Both bags have handles; unlike the red bag, the blue one has wheels.' What is B doing differently?
A lists a hall's colour, size and windows. B explains that a burst pipe flooded it, so the concert moved. Which structure organizes B?
Text A compares two bus routes. Text B records a bus journey from departure to arrival. Which text uses chronology?
A report lists a station's opening dates. Another compares its old and new waiting rooms. Because both concern the station, they must use the same structure.
Circle one: True False
A lists when deliveries arrived. B explains how a road closure caused delays and empty shelves. Which question does B's structure answer better?
A records when a puddle appeared, shrank and vanished. B explains that water soaked into the ground, reducing the puddle. How does A help differently?
A compares steam and electric trains. B recounts one train journey from departure to arrival. Which explanation identifies the comparison text?
A follows the construction of two benches by date. B compares their features. Which sentence would best support B's stated structure?
A recounts a workshop from arrival to closing. B reorganizes it into similarities and differences between two tools used there. What does B's structure bring into focus?
A lists one town's changes by year. B compares transport and housing in two towns. A reader wants to examine shared and different features. Which structural reason supports B?