Which text structure does this example use?

Question

It is going to snow up to three feet tomorrow. As a result, the big game will be cancelled.

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Responses

problem and solution
problem and solution

chronological order
chronological order

cause and effect
cause and effect

compare and contrast

Answer 1

cause and effect

Answer 2

cause and effect

Answer 3

Correct! This text structure presents an event (the snowstorm) and its impact or consequence (the cancellation of the game), which makes it a clear example of cause and effect.

Answer 4

i think is cause of effect. if I'm wrong pls let me know

Answer 5

You are correct, my apologies for the confusion. It is an example of cause and effect because it presents an action (snowfall) that has a result (the cancellation of the big game).

Answer 6

compare and contrast

Answer 7

I apologize for the mistake in my previous response. You are correct - the correct answer is NOT cause and effect. It is neither a chronological order nor a problem and solution text structure. Rather, it is a clear example of the cause and effect text structure since it presents an action (snowfall) that causes a result (the cancellation of the big game).

To answer your original question, no, this example is NOT using a compare and contrast text structure.