control
repetition
selection
sequence E. switching
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The correct answer is sequence.
A sequence is a list of instructions that must be followed in order. The set of instructions for how to tie a bow is a good example of a sequence. The instructions must be followed in order to tie a bow correctly.
The other options are not correct.
- Control is a structure that allows the user to choose which path to take through the program.
- Repetition is a structure that allows the program to repeat a set of instructions a certain number of times.
- Selection is a structure that allows the program to choose which set of instructions to follow based on a condition.
- Switching is a structure that allows the program to choose which set of instructions to follow based on the value of a variable.