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What is the method that illustrates the idea being developed?
What are the three appeals to strengthen the claim in argumentation?
Logos, Pathos, and Ethos
An analogy is used for citing differences.
False
What are the 7 types of paragraph development?
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What are the 4 forms of discourse?
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What is the primary, explicit, or literal definition of a word called?
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What are the types of narration?
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What is the description of an event, which occurs in chronological order?
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What method is used to present causes towards effects?
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What includes the remaining parts and other information revolving on the term that is defined?
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Connotation is the primary meaning of a word included in the dictionary.
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What are the 3 types of audience?
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Study Notes
Paragraph Development Methods
- Definition Method: Develops a topic by defining a relevant term.
- Example Method: Uses examples to clarify or reinforce ideas.
- Illustration Method: Illustrates concepts to provide a clearer understanding.
- Exemplification: Lists and elaborates examples, aiding comprehension of complex subjects.
- Persuasion: Utilizes argumentation to convince the audience.
- Logos, Pathos, Ethos: Three appeals for strengthening arguments—logic, emotion, and credibility.
Comparative Analysis Techniques
- Analogy: Highlights similarities between concepts or objects.
- Contrast: Emphasizes differences to clarify ideas.
- Comparison: Discusses both similarities and differences between objects or ideas.
Cause and Effect
- Focuses on events or issues, detailing causes leading to effects or effects resulting from causes; may lack an explicit topic sentence.
Explanation and Discussion Functions
- Enhances reader comprehension through clear explanations and thorough discussions.
Classification Method
- Organizes items into categories based on characteristics, types, or factors, with the main subject introduced in the topic sentence.
Types of Paragraph Development
- Includes Definition, Example, Illustration, Exemplification, Persuasion, Analogy, Comparison, Contrast, Cause and Effect, Explanation, Discussion, and Classification.
Discourse Forms
- Forms of Discourse: Narration, Description, Exposition, Argumentation—each serves a particular communicative purpose.
- Narration: Chronological recounting of events.
- Description: Vividly conveys particulars to enhance the narrative.
- Exposition: Provides explanations and informative details.
- Argumentation: Seeks to persuade the audience regarding a disputed matter.
Components of Definition
- Parts of Definition: Includes Term, Genus, and Differentia.
- Term: The word being defined.
- Genus: The broader category under which the term falls.
- Differentia: Additional details or characteristics that specify the term.
Meanings of Words
- Denotation: The explicit, literal meaning found in the dictionary.
- Connotation: The personal, contextual understanding that goes beyond the dictionary definition.
Audience Types in Argumentation
- Supportive Audience: Already agrees with the argument.
- Wavering Audience: Uncertain and needs convincing.
- Hostile Audience: Opposed to the argument being presented.
Narration Types
- Simple Narration: Straightforward recounting.
- Plotted Narration: Involves a structured and often complex story progression.
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Description
Explore various methods of paragraph development, including definition, examples, and persuasive techniques. This quiz will guide you through comparing techniques such as analogy and contrast, and understanding cause and effect relationships in writing. Enhance your comprehension and writing skills with these essential methods.
