Determine which sentence below shows sequencing.(1 point)
The clock struck 5:00 p.m. Then, workers instantly flooded from the old brick building to head to their homes.**
Mackenzie jostled her way through the crowd in order to make her train on time.
Gabriela took the steps two at a time. However, her cousin Dimitri took only one at a time to be safe.
Butterflies come in all sorts of varieties; for instance, there is the swallowtail butterfly that is yellow, blue, and black.
The clock struck 5pm would be the correct answer
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To determine which sentence shows sequencing, we need to look for specific words or phrases that indicate a particular order or sequence of events. Let's analyze each sentence and identify any sequencing markers:
1. "The clock struck 5:00 p.m. Then, workers instantly flooded from the old brick building to head to their homes."
The presence of the word "Then" suggests a sequence of events. First, the clock struck 5:00 p.m., and then the workers left the building.
2. "Mackenzie jostled her way through the crowd in order to make her train on time."
This sentence describes an action (Mackenzie jostling through the crowd) but does not indicate any specific order or sequence of events.
3. "Gabriela took the steps two at a time. However, her cousin Dimitri took only one at a time to be safe."
Here, the word "However" indicates a contrast or difference in actions but does not imply a particular sequence.
4. "Butterflies come in all sorts of varieties; for instance, there is the swallowtail butterfly that is yellow, blue, and black."
This sentence provides an example (the swallowtail butterfly) but does not establish any sequence of events.
Based on our analysis, the sentence that shows sequencing is:
"The clock struck 5:00 p.m. Then, workers instantly flooded from the old brick building to head to their homes."