Use the story Cheonson and the Admiral to answer the question.

Cheonson and the Admiral

Which text structure is used to tell the reader about Cheonson’s fears?

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flashback
flashback

flash forward
flash forward

chronological order
chronological order

compare and contrast
compare and contrast
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To determine the text structure used to tell the reader about Cheonson's fears in the story "Cheonson and the Admiral," we need to consider how Cheonson's fears are presented. If the narrative reflects on past events to explain present fears, then flashback would be the correct answer. If it moves ahead to show what might happen in the future, it would be flash forward. If it presents events in the order they occur, it would be chronological order. Lastly, if it highlights the differences or similarities between Cheonson's fears and another character or situation, it would use compare and contrast.

Without additional context from the story, it’s difficult to definitively choose the correct answer. However, if Cheonson's fears are explored through past experiences, the answer would be flashback.

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