Question

text structure tuesday date: both the kangaroo and the wallaby are marsupials from australia. being marsupials, they carry their young in their pouches. their young are also both called joeys. but while they are similar in some ways, the kangaroo and wallaby are actually very different. one striking and very obvious difference is their size. an average kangaroo can grow up to 2 meters high, while the wallaby is about half its size and only measures about 30 cm to 1 meter. kangaroos also have knees and ankles that are set apart, designed for running and hopping on flat ground. on the other hand, the smaller wallaby usually moves through denser parts of the forest, so it has more compact legs. lastly, kangaroos are usually reddish brown or gray, while the small wallaby can sport a shinier coat in red, brown, fawn, gray, black or white. which graphic organizer best fits with the structure of this text? a b cause → effect c 1 → 2 → 3 d problem → solution

Explanation:

The text first mentions similarities between kangaroos and wallabies (both are marsupials, carry young in pouches, young are called joeys) and then lists their differences (size, leg - design, coat color). A Venn - diagram (option A) is used to show both similarities and differences.

Answer:

A. Two overlapping circles (Venn - diagram)