Q3: Lesson 5 | PATTERNS OF DEVELOPMENT IN WRITING

Question 1

meaning to provide examples about
something.

Answer 1

exemplification

Question 2

from the latin word exemplum

Answer 2

exemplification

Question 3

The examples act as supporting
material to explain or clarify a general
statement.

Answer 3

exemplification

Question 4

pattern organizes ideas based
on how events, places,
people, things, and concepts
are similar to or different
from one another.

Answer 4

comparison-and-contrast

Question 5

– involves describing
one item first followed by the second
item

Answer 5

separately

Question 6

discussing both items
based on each point of comparison

Answer 6

side-by-side

Question 7

Concentrate on the
most important parts of
a comparison-contrast
pattern:

Answer 7

• the purpose of comparison,
• the points of comparison,
• the actual similarities and differences
  of the items being compared

Question 8

pattern organizes details based on the
cause, the reason, and the result or consequence of a certain
phenomenon.

Answer 8

cause-and-effect pattern

Question 9

When reading this type of pattern, focus on
and take note of the following elements:

Answer 9

• the purpose of the text,
• the relationship between causes and effects,
• the potential causal fallacies or illogical arguments.

Question 10

organizes ideas into
problems and proposed solutions.

Answer 10

problem-solution pattern

Question 11

pattern organizes ideas to
show how a set of evidence leads to a logical
conclusion or argument.

Answer 11

persuasion

Question 12

Specifically, this
pattern presents the issue, the position, and the
supporting evidence that supports the position.

Answer 12

persuasion