Question

read the text.experts in emergency preparedness recommend that families practice fire drills at home.here’s what’s involved: first, discuss what each family member would do in case of a fire. make sure that everyone knows the locations of the exits they should use in the event of a fire. second, make sure that all smoke detectors and fire extinguishers are in working order, and make sure that someone knows how to use them. third, practice using fire-escape ladders if you will need them. fourth, establish a place where family members will meet up in the event of a fire. this could be a neighbor’s house or other nearby location. finally, conduct a complete fire drill, exiting the house and using the equipment you’d need in a real fire.which organizational structure does this text primarily use?sequentialcompare - contrastcause - effect

Explanation:

The text uses transitional words like "First", "Second", "Third", "Fourth", and "Finally" to present steps for home fire drills in a step-by-step, ordered sequence. This matches the sequential organizational structure, which arranges information in a chronological or ordered list of actions.

Answer:

sequential