Question

the author structured this selection by
a describing a problem and looking for answers.
b posing a question and providing the answers.
c listing random events that happened.
d using subtitles to break up key information.
reread rereads left: 2

Explanation:

To determine the author's structure, we analyze each option:

• Option A: "Describing a problem and looking for answers" implies an ongoing search, but typical text structures for this topic (likely about a historical figure like a baseball player) don't focus on problem - answer - seeking.
• Option B: "Posing a question and providing the answers" is common in texts that explore a topic by asking (e.g., "How did [player] impact baseball?") and then answering. This fits well with biographical or informational texts about sports figures.
• Option C: "Listing random events" is unlikely as structured texts about figures have a purposeful order, not randomness.
• Option D: "Using subtitles to break up key information" is less likely without seeing subtitles, and the other options are more about content structure than formatting. So B is the most logical.

Answer:

B. posing a question and providing the answers.