Which term refers to the arrangement of words in sentences?

• A. Grammar Structure
• B. Blinded Lights
• C. Sentence Clarity
• D. Oral Discourse

Answer: (A)

The arrangement of words in sentences is about how we order and group words to form meaning, which is the structure that governs sentence formation. Grammar Structure best captures this idea because it refers to the way words are organized to create sentences and the rules that guide that organization. The other options don’t fit as well: Blinded Lights is unrelated to language; Sentence Clarity describes how easy a sentence is to understand rather than how it is built; Oral Discourse refers to speaking at length rather than the internal order of words within a sentence. In linguistic terms, this arrangement is often called syntax, but among the given choices Grammar Structure is the closest match.