Read the sentences. sentence 1: i hope the dinner comes out perfectly, but even if it doesn’t, i’m pretty sure they’ll know how hard i tried. sentence 2: then we’ll have coffee cake for dessert, which i made from scratch. sentence 3: i am making my sister’s favorite: roasted chicken, brown rice, and brussels sprouts. sentence 4: i cannot wait to cook dinner for my family tonight. what is the most logical sequence for these sentences in a story?

The answer is: 4,3,2,1.

Following a logical sequence in a narrative would aim at leading the reader through a sequence of events that, recounted one after another, would elaborate on a premise or idea so as to conclude with a statement that would clarify the sequence followed. In this example, it is only logical that the narrator would express a desire to cook for his or her family, first of all, then elaborate on the choice of what will be cooked and why, following with the claim of how the dessert will show the narrator´s efforts only to conclude that, even if it all should fall short of the narrator´s expectations, his or her family will appreciate the effort.  

A. 4,3,2 and 1

Explanation:

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the correct option is c) “logical reasons.”

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