The way that a story is organized?

• A. Text Organization
• B. Description
• C. Chronological Order
• D. Problem and Solution

Answer: (A)

Text Organization is the umbrella term for how a story is arranged. It refers to the overall way an author puts together ideas and events so readers can follow along. Within text organization, there are specific patterns like describing details, telling events in the order they happened (chronological order), or presenting a problem and then a solution. The question asks for the general way a story is organized, so naming the broad concept that covers all these possibilities is the most accurate choice. The other options point to particular patterns—description focuses on details, chronological order is one way to organize events in time, and problem and solution is another specific pattern—rather than the overall framework.