CLASSIFICATION, EXEMPLIFICATION

Question 1

_ refers to sorting or arranging subjects (e.g., persons, places, things, ideas) into groups or categories according to their common or shared characteristic.

Answer 1

Classification

Question 2

_ is commonly done in various disciplines

Answer 2

Classification

Question 3

_ shows, proves, or explains a general idea or point by using examples.

Answer 3

Exemplification

Question 4

_ refers to sorting or arranging subjects into groups or categories according to their common or shared characteristic.

Answer 4

Classification

Question 5

The following words can be used to signal cause and effect:

Answer 5

as a result

accordingly

because of (this)

due to (this)

consequently

hence/therefore/thus

Question 6

There are three different ways to use the cause-and-effect pattern in writing:

Answer 6

Cause to effect

Effect to cause

Consecutive cause and effect

Question 7

The cause, which can be an event or action, can be stated right at the beginning of a paragraph, followed by sentences stating the effects. This type of organization is best for explaining a single cause with different effects.

Answer 7

Cause to Effect

Question 8

The effect can be stated at the beginning of the text, followed by sentences and paragraphs that expound on the causes. This type of organization is best for presenting a single effect with different causes.used to connect the ideas between sentences.

Answer 8

Effect to Cause

Question 9

the causes, each with its corresponding effect, are tackled one by one in a few sentences or a paragraph. The writer explains each cause and effect completely before moving on to the next cause and effect.

Answer 9

Consecutive Cause and Effect