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Question: How does the overall structure of Passage 1 compare to that of Passage 2? Both passages describe the setting before introducing the characters’ conflict and its resolution. Both passages develop a story in which characters learn from their choices through a cause-and-effect pattern. Passage 1 develops a plot by stating the central idea first and then providing supporting details. Passage 2 develops meaning through verses arranged in chronological order. Passage 1 develops a short prose story and then concludes by making a point or conveying a lesson. Passage 2 develops meaning and conveys its central idea, or lesson, throughout a one-stanza poem.
Without having the texts of Passage 1 and Passage 2, I am unable to compare their structure. However, from your given choices, you can determine which one correctly describes their structure if: - Both passages create a scene, introduce a problem confronted by the characters, and then a solution is presented, select the first option. - If both passages unfold a story where the characters make choices, suffer consequences and subsequently learn something, select the second option. - If Passage 1 states the main idea at the beginning and then provides supporting details while Passage 2 uses a chronological sequence, select the third option. - If Passage 1 tells a short story and then shares a lesson, but Passage 2 interweaves a lesson throughout a whole stanza of a poem, choose the last option. For a precise answer, you need to closely examine the text of both passages to understand their structure.
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