Use the stories the robot makers pick up sticks

Question

Is the overall structure of The Robot Makers and pick up sticks similar or different

Different because The robot makers use cause and effect structure, and pick up sticks uses chronological structure
Similar because they both use cause and effect structure.
Different because the Robot makers uses chronological structure and pick up sticks uses cause and effect structure
Similar because they both use chronological structure

Answer 1

The overall structure of "The Robot Makers" and "Pick Up Sticks" can be evaluated based on how the stories are organized.

1. Different because "The Robot Makers" uses cause and effect structure, and "Pick Up Sticks" uses chronological structure. - This option is correct if "The Robot Makers" emphasizes the relationship between events and their outcomes, while "Pick Up Sticks" presents events in the order they occur.

2. Similar because they both use cause and effect structure. - This option is incorrect if one story indeed uses a chronological structure.

3. Different because "The Robot Makers" uses chronological structure and "Pick Up Sticks" uses cause and effect structure. - This option is also incorrect based on what you have previously mentioned about their structures.

4. Similar because they both use chronological structure. - This would be incorrect if one of the stories does not use chronological structure.

Based on the details you've provided, the first option seems to describe the differences correctly: "Different because 'The Robot Makers' uses cause and effect structure, and 'Pick Up Sticks' uses chronological structure."