Read this text. Want to take a close-up look at the birds in your neighborhood? Follow these simple instructions to make a bird feeder that birds won’t be able to resist!
1. Punch two holes on one end of a toilet paper roll using a pencil. Make sure the holes are across from each other so that you can put a string through them.
2. Put a string through both holes. Tie the loose ends of the string together (so that you can hang it later).
3. Spread peanut butter all around the outside of the toilet paper roll.
4. Pour bird seed onto a plate or another flat surface.
5. Roll the toilet paper roll in the bird seed. Make sure the seeds stick to the outside.
6. Hang your new bird feeder outside, near a window so you can see it from inside.
7. Wait for birds to come and feast on your fancy new bird feeder!
Which of the following best explains how text structure is used in this paragraph?
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to show a link between two concepts

to list a series of steps in a procedure

to state a problem and explain how that problem is solved

to present information that helps the reader form a mental picture

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