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Question 1

four kinds of organization

Answer 1

sequential order
spatial order
complexity order
listing order

Question 2

observing the chronological or time process or sequence and narration of events by using like first second etc

Answer 2

sequential order

Question 3

pertaining to space position or location of people or things by using signal words like above below under

Answer 3

spatial order

Question 4

refers to the logical order from simple to complex, inductive to deductive, cause and effect, and problem and solution to help the writer’s explain their ideas

Answer 4

complexity order

Question 5

the ordering of ideas following the alphabet. this can also be done by enumerating ideas through numbers in ascending or descending order

Answer 5

listing order

Question 6

are achieved when ideas are logically clearly and smoothly linked to one another. without it the reader may not be able to comprehend your composition. although this concept are interrelated they are distinct.

Answer 6

cohesion and coherence

Question 7

occurs when ideas are connected at the conceptual level or idea level. it can be seen through well defended arguments and organized points

Answer 7

coherence

Question 8

cohesion can be applied in three techniques

Answer 8

using pronouns
using transitional devices
employees a repetition of keywords

Question 9

refers to the acceptable style of language for a particular form of text. the way language is used is one of the clearest indicator of a well written text.

Answer 9

language use

Question 10

refers to the conventions of writing which includes capitalization punctuation spelling numerals abbreviation acronyms and contractions.

Answer 10

mechanics

Question 11

is a literary technique that refers to logical connections of idea in a written text

Answer 11

coherence

Question 12

is the connection of ideas at the sentence level

Answer 12

cohesion

Question 13

refers to the way sentences are ordered and structured to create a unified and cohesive body of text

Answer 13

paragraph organization

Question 14

in literature, this is a statement that assert something to be true

Answer 14

claim

Question 15

it is synonymous belief argument assertion or stand

Answer 15

claim

Question 16

characteristics of good claims

Answer 16

a claim should be
argumentative and debatable
specific and focused
interesting and engaging
logical

Question 17

it is information that is clearly stated in the text. it is when you easily point out the information in the passage. directly and clearly stated and spelled out and there is no room for confusion as in writing of a constract or statute

Answer 17

explicit information

Question 18

there are ideas suggested in the text but not directly stated. it is the information not directly presented amd expressed in the text.

not expressed clearly ; only suggested ; indirectly stated

Answer 18

implicit information

Question 19

three types of claim

Answer 19

claim of fact
claim of value
claim of policy

Question 20

it makes an assertion about something that can be proved or disproved with actual evidence.

Answer 20

claim of fact

Question 21

it argues that something is good or bad or right or wrong or that one thing is better than the other thing. it attempts to explain how problem situations or issues ought to be valued

Answer 21

claim of value

Question 22

it argues that certain conditions should exist that something should or should not be done in order to solve a problem. it defend actionable plans usually answer “how” questions

Answer 22

Claim of policy