Question

preteens past events in chronological order​

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• The ordering of journalistic material in a newspaper library or in the archives of major newspapers follows the chronological order of the day, month and year of publication of each archived printed copy.
• Medical records in hospitals, clinics and offices, record in chronological order the medical events of the patient (illnesses, treatments, surgical interventions, special consultations), to have details of the evolution of their health over time.
• Journal entries, correspondence, historical documents, and many fictional texts follow an actual or intended chronological sense, or often subvert it to force the reader to put it back together and thus restore the temporal order of the events narrated.
• The records of bank transactions (withdrawals, deposits, payments, purchases, transfers) are recorded according to the strict chronological order in which they were made.
• The events narrated in a biography are usually recomposed and ordered according to the passage of time, since the idea is to transmit in a story the events of the biographer's real life.
• The content of the agendas, calendars and planners follow the chronological order of the year, as they serve to structure and organize upcoming activities as the days go by.
• The entries in a resume are arranged in reverse chronological order: going from the most recent job or educational descriptions to the oldest, to allow the potential employer to get an idea of ​​the applicant's life and career path.
• Biological evolutionary trees are representations of the chronological evolution of life, which graph or explain evolution according to its various stages orchestrated in time and classified into different periods.
• Journalistic reports reconstruct a series of events or specific events based on their chronological linearity, that is, respecting the temporal order in which they occurred. Sometimes this order can be reversed, when trying to narrate the antecedents of a certain event.
• The educational structure is governed by chronological order, since it is attached to the growth of children and young people and accompanies their natural development. The succession of the "degrees" or "levels" is due to the temporal succession of the years, but also an acquisition of a certain set of knowledge, which is why a student can "repeat" or "fall behind" with respect to his cohort