FTCE Pre-K Prekindergarten PK-3 Practice Exam

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Which term refers to the arrangement of elements in a particular sequence or order?

Organization
Classification
Arrangement
Sequence

The correct answer is: Arrangement

The term that specifically refers to the arrangement of elements in a particular sequence or order is indeed "sequence." The concept of sequence inherently involves a specific order in which elements are arranged, emphasizing the importance of the positioning and the relationship between items in that order. While "organization" can refer to a broader system of arrangement, it does not necessarily imply a sequential ordering. "Classification" pertains to grouping items based on shared characteristics rather than their order. "Arrangement," though similar, is more general and does not specifically emphasize the sequential aspect that "sequence" encompasses. Therefore, the best fit for the definition in question is "sequence."