M3: Patterns of Development

Question 1

The particular strategy writers use to develop ideas

Answer 1

Patterns of Development

Question 2

Reveals what a reader should learn and is usually written in chronological order

Answer 2

Narration

Question 3

Provides details on the idea by using either a sensory or spatial pattern

Answer 3

Description

Question 4

Impression of what is observed; Used in Fiction

Answer 4

Subjective Description

Question 5

the controlling idea should identify the object, scene, or person to be described as objectively as possible and the descriptive details of the paragraph should add substance to the main point; Used in Reportorial and Science Writing

Answer 5

Objective Description

Question 6

Explains info through the use of illustrations, examples, and descriptions

Answer 6

Definition

Question 7

General statement and then provides specific and concrete examples to expound on the main idea

Answer 7

Exemplification

Question 8

Shows how two or more people/places, or things are alike or different

Answer 8

Comparison and Contrast

Question 9

Presents a problem and describes two or more possible solutions to the problem

Answer 9

Problem-Solution

Question 10

Means to convince someone that your opinion on a subject is the right one

Answer 10

Persuasion

Question 11

Used to show how the facts, events, or concepts result due to other facts, events, or concepts

Answer 11

Cause and Effect