#1.3 : Modes and Patterns of Paragraph Development (Part 1)

Question 1

The first mode is the art of story-telling ; creating a world based on the writer’s imagination and memory.

Answer 1

Narration

Question 2

Characteristic that the narration should use powerful, dynamic, and moving words to have a meaningful story.

Answer 2

vivid description of details

Question 3

Characteristic that the narration should make clear to the reader whether the story has happened, is happening, or will happen.

Answer 3

consistent verb tense

Question 4

Characteristic that the narration should use a theme because the story will revolve around it.

Answer 4

well-defined point or significance

Question 5

3 points of view

Answer 5

First-person, Second-person, and Third-person

Question 6

Characteristic that the narration should use techniques that enrich the meaning of the story.

Answer 6

Narrative Devices

Question 7

Narrative device that can be an amusing story or real experience from the author’s memory.

Answer 7

Anecdote

Question 8

Narrative device that is injected in a scene to go back in time.

Answer 8

Flashback

Question 9

Narrative device that highlights a single event or situation.

Answer 9

Time stretch

Question 10

Narrative device that jams multiple events.

Answer 10

Time summary

Question 11

Narrative device that is injected in a scene to go forward from the current point of the story.

Answer 11

Flash-forward

Question 12

Narrative device that signals the characters’ spoken language.

Answer 12

Dialogue

Question 13

Second mode that aims to make a vivid description of an idea, object, location, etc. to firmly set its appearance and visualize it.

Answer 13

Description

Question 14

Use of ________ is very important in description.

Answer 14

adjective

Question 15

3 characteristics of descriptions

Answer 15

It has a clear focus and sense of purpose, it uses sensory details and precise words, and it presents details in a logical order.

Question 16

2 varieties of description and their difference

Answer 16

Objective description is a literal characteristics of the idea, and subjective description is based on personal emotions, perceptions, etc.

Question 17

Third mode that understands the essence of a word, term, idea, or concept. It controls the meaning and scope of terms by working generalizations to specific terms/concepts.

Answer 17

Definition

Question 18

2 concepts of definition and their difference

Answer 18

Denotation represents the literal meaning of the concept from the dictionary, and Connotation is based on personal impression, perspective, experience from context.

Question 19

Technique of definition that enumerates the constituent parts of the concept.

Answer 19

Analysis

Question 20

Technique of definition that are words/experessions which are almost associated with the concept.

Answer 20

Collocation

Question 21

Technique of definition that makes abstract concept more understandable by comparing an idea to another.

Answer 21

Comparison

Question 22

Technique of definition that is the origin of the word.

Answer 22

Etymology

Question 23

Technique of definition that defines by giving example or elaboration.

Answer 23

Exemplification/Illustration

Question 24

Technique of definition that is the personal interpretation of the author.

Answer 24

Extended Definition

Question 25

Technique of definition that explains the purpose of the concept.

Answer 25

Function

Question 26

Technique of definition that explains the word by what is not.

Answer 26

Negation

Question 27

Technique of definition that understands how similar concepts are different.

Answer 27

Contrast

Question 28

Technique of definition that are words with the same meaning with the concept.

Answer 28

Synonyms

Question 29

Fourth mode with the main purpose is to give examples to better understand the concept.

Answer 29

Exemplification/Classification

Question 30

The fourth mode makes the abstract examples into _____ examples.

Answer 30

concrete

Question 31

Technique of Exemplification/Classification that uses concepts, ideas, or statements which are assumed to be real or existing.

Answer 31

Facts

Question 32

Technique of Exemplification/Classification that makes use of description and appeals to the sensory senses.

Answer 32

Observations

Question 33

Technique of Exemplification/Classification that is a brief narrative within a piece of writing because it is based on the own experience of the author.

Answer 33

Anecdote

Question 34

Technique of Exemplification/Classification that highlights the important parts of the argument.

Answer 34

Details