In the 1990s, a group of women in the African country of Gambia organized to take action on plastic bags. Lacking any recycling programs, people had been throwing their used plastic bags on the ground, along with other trash. Because plastic doesn't decompose the way other waste does, piles of bags accumulated. What could they do? The women came up with a novel answer for the plastic bag puzzle. They collected and cleaned old bags, then reused them by cutting them into strips and crocheting or knitting items such as purses from the plastic. Selling their handiwork at markets, the women raised money for additional recycling programs, which enabled them to further reduce plastic litter.

Which organizational structure does this text primarily use?

(2 points)
Responses

Compare/Contrast
Compare/Contrast

Cause/Effect
Cause/Effect

Problem-Solution
Problem-Solution

Sequential

1 answer

The organizational structure that this text primarily uses is Problem-Solution. It outlines the problem of plastic bag litter and describes the solution implemented by the women in Gambia to address that issue.