1. The problem asks to determine the correct chronological order of events based on the informational text about Captain Arthur Phillip's voyage to Australia. 2. The text states the following sequence: - The fleet first stopped at Cape Town, South Africa, to get food and supplies. - On January 18, the ships arrived at Botany Bay, but there was no fresh water. - Finally, the fleet landed in Port Jackson, where the colony was set up. - The colony would later be known as Sydney. 3. Therefore, the correct order of events is: 1) The ships stop at Cape Town. 2) The ships arrive at Botany Bay. 3) The ships arrive at Port Jackson. 4) The colony is named Sydney. 4. This order matches the historical timeline given in the text and corrects the sequence shown in the boxes. Final answer: The chronological order is: $$\text{The ships stop at Cape Town} \rightarrow \text{The ships arrive at Botany Bay} \rightarrow \text{The ships arrive at Port Jackson} \rightarrow \text{The colony is named Sydney}$$