Which of the following statements summarizes a topical organizational structure?
A. The information is arranged in the order in which events took place.
B. The information is arranged to show how or why something happened.
C. The information is arranged as a main topic and supporting ideas.
D. The information is arranged to explain an issue and reveal how it can be solved.
Answer (2)
The topical organizational structure arranges information by presenting a main topic supported by related ideas. This differs from other structures like chronological or causal organization. An example includes discussing the benefits of exercise under a central theme. ;
The correct answer is option C, as the topical organizational structure arranges information around a main topic supported by related ideas. This method allows for clear presentation and understanding of the information being discussed. It differs from other structures such as chronological, causal, or problem-solution organization.
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