MATCHING
-Order by sequence or time
A)chronological
B)informative
C)persuasive
D)deductive
E)demonstrative
F)spatial
G)category
H)region
I)portion
J)inductive

Question

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The term "chronological" means order according to time or sequence.

Answer: B
 The term "informative" refers to information or knowledge provided, and does not necessarily imply an ordering structure. However, an informative piece could still have some sort of structure, such as chronological or categorical.

Answer: C
 The term "persuasive" refers to something that is intended to convince or persuade, but does not necessarily imply an ordering structure. However, a persuasive piece could still have some sort of structure, such as deductive or inductive.

Answer: D
 The term "deductive" refers to a method of reasoning in which a conclusion is drawn from logical premises, and is often structured in a specific order.

Answer: E
 The term "demonstrative" refers to something that shows or proves something, but does not necessarily imply an ordering structure. However, a demonstrative piece could still have some sort of structure, such as spatial or chronological.

Answer: F
 The term "spatial" refers to something that is structured according to physical space, such as a map or a diagram.

Answer: G
 The term "category" refers to a grouping or classification of things based on similarity or common characteristics.

Answer: H
 The term "region" refers to a specific geographic area or location.

Answer: I
 The term "portion" refers to a part or section of something, and does not necessarily imply an ordering structure.

Answer: J
 The term "inductive" refers to a method of reasoning in which general principles are inferred from specific observations or examples, and is often structured in a specific order.

MATCHING -Order by Sequence or Time