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What is a pattern of development in writing?
What is a pattern of development in writing?
- A specific style for writing scholarly papers.
- A specific format for writing short stories.
- A method for outlining a novel.
- A technique for expressing ideas and thoughts. (correct)
What is the purpose of using a narrative pattern of development?
What is the purpose of using a narrative pattern of development?
- To present information in chronological order. (correct)
- To explain the cause and effect of a situation.
- To compare and contrast different ideas.
- To provide examples to support a claim.
Which pattern of development would be most appropriate for a paragraph explaining the benefits of exercise?
Which pattern of development would be most appropriate for a paragraph explaining the benefits of exercise?
- Narrative
- Comparison and Contrast
- Cause and Effect (correct)
- Exemplification
What is one key characteristic of a good paragraph?
What is one key characteristic of a good paragraph?
Which pattern of development would be most appropriate for a paragraph that explains the differences between two types of cars?
Which pattern of development would be most appropriate for a paragraph that explains the differences between two types of cars?
What is a transitional device?
What is a transitional device?
Which of the following is NOT a transitional device commonly used to indicate similarity?
Which of the following is NOT a transitional device commonly used to indicate similarity?
Based on the excerpt, what is a key characteristic of a well-written paragraph?
Based on the excerpt, what is a key characteristic of a well-written paragraph?
What is the main problem discussed in the "Problem-Solution" example?
What is the main problem discussed in the "Problem-Solution" example?
In the "Cause and Effect" example, what is the effect of students chewing gum in class?
In the "Cause and Effect" example, what is the effect of students chewing gum in class?
What is the purpose of the supporting statements in the "Persuasion" example?
What is the purpose of the supporting statements in the "Persuasion" example?
Which pattern of development explains why a teacher might disallow chewing gum?
Which pattern of development explains why a teacher might disallow chewing gum?
Which pattern of development is most likely to focus on a personal experience that supports an argument?
Which pattern of development is most likely to focus on a personal experience that supports an argument?
Which pattern of development would be most appropriate for explaining the different types of learning styles?
Which pattern of development would be most appropriate for explaining the different types of learning styles?
Which pattern of development would be best used to explain the advantages and disadvantages of a particular method?
Which pattern of development would be best used to explain the advantages and disadvantages of a particular method?
What is the primary aim of using the "Persuasion" pattern of development in writing?
What is the primary aim of using the "Persuasion" pattern of development in writing?
What is a key feature of descriptive paragraphs?
What is a key feature of descriptive paragraphs?
What does a definition paragraph primarily do?
What does a definition paragraph primarily do?
Which of the following is NOT a common use of a descriptive style?
Which of the following is NOT a common use of a descriptive style?
In the context of the Tan-ok ni Ilocano, what aspect does the event primarily highlight?
In the context of the Tan-ok ni Ilocano, what aspect does the event primarily highlight?
How does the traveler express their connection to the Ilocano culture?
How does the traveler express their connection to the Ilocano culture?
Which sentence best represents the descriptive approach in the excerpt from Coraline?
Which sentence best represents the descriptive approach in the excerpt from Coraline?
What is the impact of using a hybrid fruit like a pluot in a definition paragraph?
What is the impact of using a hybrid fruit like a pluot in a definition paragraph?
Which part of the content illustrates an experiential aspect of travel?
Which part of the content illustrates an experiential aspect of travel?
Flashcards
Cause and Effect
Cause and Effect
Showing how something happens and what the results are.
Problem-Solution
Problem-Solution
A type of writing that presents a problem and then offers solutions or ways to fix it.
Persuasion
Persuasion
A piece of writing that tries to convince the reader to agree with a particular viewpoint. It uses evidence and arguments to support its claims.
Claim
Claim
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Supporting Statements
Supporting Statements
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Narration
Narration
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Description
Description
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Classification
Classification
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Definition
Definition
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Why does the traveler love to travel?
Why does the traveler love to travel?
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How did the traveler understand the faith of the Ilocanos?
How did the traveler understand the faith of the Ilocanos?
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From which country does the traveler come from?
From which country does the traveler come from?
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Organizational Pattern
Organizational Pattern
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Transitional Devices
Transitional Devices
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Time Sequence
Time Sequence
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Addition
Addition
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Examples
Examples
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Conclusion
Conclusion
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Similarity
Similarity
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Contrast
Contrast
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Study Notes
Paragraph Structure
- A paragraph is a group of sentences unified by a single idea.
- Key components include:
- Topic sentence
- Supporting ideas
- Supporting details
- Concluding paragraph (optional)
Unity in Paragraphs
- Unity means all sentences revolve around the main idea in the topic sentence.
- Irrelevant ideas or sentences should be removed.
Paragraph Development
- Supporting Idea: Key points supporting the main idea.
- Supporting Detail: Illustrates or expands supporting ideas.
Coherence in Paragraphs
- Paragraph coherence ensures clarity and logical flow.
- Sentences should flow smoothly without disconnections or unrelated thoughts making ideas clearer to readers.
- Organization and transitional devices are used to achieve coherence.
Organizational Patterns
- Paragraphs can follow various patterns:
- General to specific
- Least to most important
- Comparison
- Contrast
- Narrative
- Cause and effect
Transitional Devices
- Words or phrases that connect sentences or ideas, making transitions smoother.
- Examples include; 'however,' 'furthermore,' 'in addition'
Time Sequence
- Words and phrases for expressing a sequence or order of events
- Examples include; 'afterward,' 'finally,' 'first,' 'then' and others.
Addition
- Words and phrases to add information or ideas.
- Examples include 'also', 'besides', 'furthermore', 'in addition' and others.
Examples
- Words for elaboration or illustration
- Examples include; 'for instance,' 'for example,' 'in other words' and others
Conclusion
- Words to conclude or summarize
- Examples include; 'in conclusion', 'overall, 'in summary' and others.
Similarity
- Words for showing similarities
- Examples include 'in the same way', 'likewise' 'similarly'
Contrast
- Connect ideas showing differences or oppositions.
- Examples include; 'however', 'on the other hand', 'in contrast'
Writing Paragraphs
- Create paragraphs with the specified elements to guide the writing style.
Paragraph Patterns (Examples)
- Narration: A sequence of events, using time-order words.
- Elements include setting, characters, plot.
- Plot: Exposition, Rising action, Climax, Falling action, Denouement.
- Description: Detailed account of a person, place, or event.
- Sensory details (sight, sound, smell, touch, taste).
- Definition: Defines and explains a word, idea, or concept.
- Exemplification (Classification): Gives specific examples to support a claim, or divides a topic into categories.
- Comparison/Contrast: Shows similarities and differences – following a subject-by subject or point-by-point arrangement method.
- Cause and Effect: Shows the reasons behind an event and its consequences.
- Problem-Solution: Identifying a problem, explaining it, offering solutions.
- Persuasion: Presents an argument, gives evidence, and provides reasons to persuade.
Specific Topic Examples
- Dogs: Dogs are man's best friend. (Example of topic sentence)
- Waste Segregation: Some suggestions for waste segregation are... (Example of problem-solution method).
Comprehension Questions
- Focus on understanding the key information from a text.
- Provide answers.
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Description
This quiz focuses on various patterns of development in writing, such as narrative, cause and effect, and problem-solution. It explores their purposes, characteristics of effective paragraphs, and the use of transitional devices. Test your understanding of how these patterns can enhance your writing skills.
