Question

1. which statement describes a structure that is traditionally used by writers to draft a narrative? they directly state a theme or message, then support the theme with examples. they write verse that is musical and emotional. they sequence events in chronological order, adding in sensory details. they compare the event in the second half to another event.

Explanation:

A narrative is a story - telling. Writers often sequence events in chronological order and add sensory details to make the story more vivid and engaging. Directly stating a theme with examples is more of an expository approach. Writing musical and emotional verse is more characteristic of poetry. Comparing events in the second - half to another is not a fundamental narrative structure.

Answer:

They sequence events in chronological order, adding in sensory details.