Methods of Development Flashcards
All of the Methods of Development
What is the MOD Narrative?
A method of development which uses storytelling to communicate a point or general truth
What is the MOD Block Comparison?
An Organizational structure used in comparison essays where the writer presents every point of comparison in one item and then moves on to discuss every point of comparison in the second item
What is the MOD Point by Point comparison?
An Organizational Structure used in comparison essays where the writer presents the entire point (both items being compared) before moving on to the next point in the argument
What is the MOD Major Techniques of Persuasion
Stylistic choices writer of persuasion reply upon, which include: word choice and choice of examples; use of repetition, hyperbole, analogy and other related devices; irony; appeals to authority or prestige; using fear; organizing information according to importance (strong to weak
What is the MOD Literal Imagery?
Descriptive language that employs the sense (sight, touch, taste, smell, sounds)
What is Choice of Scope?
The use of time in writing, specifically in narratives
Personal Experience?
A type of example where the author narrates an incident he or she experienced
Describe Description? :)
A method of development that relies heavily on literal imagery to communicate
Comparison?
Examining the similarities and/or differences between two items
Statistics??
A type of example where the author uses numerical evidence
Processsss of Analysis
A method of development which explores the step in a process
What’s Directional Process Analysis?
A type of process analysis organized in a step by step fashion, so the reader can replicate or do what is described.
What is Cause and effect?
A method of development which explores the relationship between two or more elements
Experience of Others?
A type of example where the author narrates an incident he or she witnessed or has heard about.
Yes, Analogy is a MOD, describe it.
A method of development that brings together two apparently unlike items from different categories, using one as a device to explain the other