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What method involves comparing seemingly unrelated ideas to clarify an unfamiliar concept?
What method involves comparing seemingly unrelated ideas to clarify an unfamiliar concept?
- Analogy (correct)
- Process Analysis
- Cause and Effect
- Structural Organization
Which organizational method focuses on the sequence in which events occur?
Which organizational method focuses on the sequence in which events occur?
- Spatial Organization
- Comparison and Contrast
- Chronological Organization (correct)
- Definition
What method is best suited for highlighting both similarities and differences between two subjects?
What method is best suited for highlighting both similarities and differences between two subjects?
- Analogy
- Analysis
- Cause and Effect
- Comparison and Contrast (correct)
Which method would you use to explain how a complex procedure is executed?
Which method would you use to explain how a complex procedure is executed?
What analytical method is useful for identifying the components of a topic and their interrelations?
What analytical method is useful for identifying the components of a topic and their interrelations?
Flashcards
Analogy
Analogy
Comparing two things that seem different to gain a better understanding of one or both.
Analysis
Analysis
Breaking down something into its individual parts to understand it better.
Spatial Organization
Spatial Organization
Organizing information by its physical position, like top to bottom or left to right.
Chronological Organization
Chronological Organization
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Process Analysis
Process Analysis
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Study Notes
Literary Devices and Patterns of Development
- Analogy: Comparisons between unlike things. Illustrates unfamiliar concepts using familiar ones.
- Analysis: Breaking down something into its elements to understand it better. Carefully examining a problem or idea.
- Spatial Organization: Focusing on a single point and describing the subject from a specific view. Examples include from top to bottom, near to far.
- Chronological Organization: Ordering events or occurrences in time. Earliest events first, most recent last.
- Structural Organization: Dividing a subject into its parts to show how they relate to each other. Shows the whole. Examples include a timeline, a matrix, or using a line to connect ideas.
- Process Analysis: Explains how to do something or how a process happens.
- Definition: Explains what something is and what it's not, and distinguishes it from other similar items.
- Comparison/Contrast: Show similarities and/or differences among objects, ideas, or concepts.
- Cause/Effect: Explains why something happened or what results occurred. Includes consequences.
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