How would changing the overall text structure of "Make a Change: Alternatives to Plastic Straws" make it similar to the information presented in "The Problem with Plastic"?

Splitting "Make a Change: Alternative to Plastic Straws" into topics would allow it to be similar to the article "The Problem with Plastic".

Explanation:

"Make a Change: Alternatives to Plastic Straws" and "The Problem with Plastic" are articles that present the same subject: the problems caused by plastic in the environment and ways to reduce these problems. However, the two articles present this information in different structures. While the first article presents a text divided, only, in paragraphs; the second article presents an outline, where the paragraphs are grouped. In this case, separating the text of the first article into topics would promote a similarity in how the information is presented in the two articles.

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