Question

narratives are often (but not always) organized by...

• time order (chronologically)
• place order
• character order
• alphabetical order

Explanation:

Narratives typically recount events, and the most common organizational structure is chronological (time-based) order, as it follows the natural sequence of events that unfold over time. Place, character, and alphabetical order are not standard primary organizational frameworks for most narratives.

Answer:

A. Time order (chronologically)