Question

review the story.
the rising tree
the village of bandar was known to be a hard place. true, it was rocky and bitter cold. but eleven - year - old sayla loved her homeland. she loved the eerie wind. she loved the spoon - grey sky. most of all, she loved the ancient trees. for this was the secret of bandar: its trees were magic.
one had only to wait for autumn, when the leaves fell. to release the trees magic, the leaves were crumbled into dust and scattered while a spell was chanted.
each type of tree had its own magic. a few people, like the wise dearna,
put the storys events in order.
sayla finally understands the meaning of the note.
sayla is able to fly.
sayla sees a drawing of the rising tree.
sayla goes to collect fire tree leaves.

Explanation:

The story's events should follow a logical sequence. First, Sayla sees a drawing of the Rising Tree (as it could be an introduction to the key element). Then she goes to collect Fire Tree leaves (a subsequent action related to the tree). After that, she is able to fly (a result of using the leaves' magic perhaps). Finally, she understands the meaning of the note (a conclusion after experiencing the events).

Answer:

1. Sayla sees a drawing of the Rising Tree.
2. Sayla goes to collect Fire Tree leaves.
3. Sayla is able to fly.
4. Sayla finally understands the meaning of the note.