Answer:
A. sequencing events chronologically.
Explanation:
Note the usage of sequencers. Chronologically typically refers to the usage of terms that show a gradual trend from the beginning to the end.
For example:
"First..."
"Then..."
This orders the story in such a way so that we see why her day has gone so badly, while laying it out in a methodical and easy to understand way.
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If there can be more tan one answer choice, then the other techniques can technically work as well.
For B, note the last sentence. "Could anything else possibly go wrong?". Essentially this is the point of the question. The relevant, descriptive details come out as "...the family dog had escaped.." , "...her little brother had fallen off his bike...", "She... had broken an... mixing bowl.. and locked herself out the house...". All of these are relevant, as well as descriptive details as why her day as "go[ne] wrong". However, I feel that A is a better answer, as it eclipse and describes her choice of usage of chronological wording best.
