5. identify and describe two forms of organizing information in a story (other than the inverted pyramid and hourglass styles). this is journalism. who ever answers this question correctly will get 45pts. i swear im not lying.

Location

You can organize information by showing a visual depiction of a physical space. Maps are really common ways to organize by location (think about hiking maps of each trail or college campus maps). You might also show a pantry labeled with an number. Than you have a key that shows where the spaghetti is compared to where the tomato sauce is. Whatever your reason, organizing by location usually requires some sort of visualization of an area or place.

Category

Perhaps the broadest of the five ways to organize information, categories are useful for a number of purposes, like describing different animal types or organizing a grocery store. Image how differently the information about the foods above would appear if they were organized by category instead of time. You can use categories to organize information in just about any way imaginable, whether it be by color, shape, gender, model, price, or anything else. KMZ

example

I work in supply for the motor pool in the army. So She Burrows comes to me and ask for the batteries. I use the sheet that catalogs all the items I have and where they are. I use location information to identify where the battery is and what exact battery he's requesting. Next SPC Brown shows up and wants a transportation to sign out for the next convoy. I than use the information of categories what would best vehicle would best suit his needs.

because he is that the right

the correct answer is c.