Graphing Organizers

Question 1

Two types of brainstorming:

Answer 1

• idea list
• idea map

Question 2

involves listing ideas about a particular topic

Answer 2

Idea list

Question 3

How to make an idea list?

Answer 3

identify the main topic and then write down all related concepts below it

Question 4

a visual representation of ideas and their connections with one another

Answer 4

Idea map

Question 5

How to make an idea map?

Answer 5

Put the big idea at the center. Add related ideas by writing it in a circle near the big idea, draw a line between the two to show how ideas are connected. Continue this process until you generated enough concept.

Question 6

a visual representation of concepts that help you structure information into a coherent framework

Answer 6

Graphic Organizer

Question 7

10 types of graphic organizers:

Answer 7

1. Venn Diagram
2. Network Tree
3. Spider Map
4. Problem-solution Map
5. Timeline
6. Plot Diagram
7. Series of Events Chain
8. Fishbone Map
9. Cycle
10. Persuasion Map

Question 8

• used to compare and contrast
• shows similarities and differences

Answer 8

Venn Diagram

Question 9

• also known as decision trees
• used to represent hierarchy, classification and branching

Answer 9

Network Tree

Question 10

• known as semantic map
• used to investigate and enumerate various aspects of a central idea

Answer 10

Spider Map

Question 11

• used to display the nature of the problem and how it can be solved
• contains problem description, it causes and effects, and logical solutions

Answer 11

Problem-solution Map

Question 12

used to show the chronological order of events through a long bar labeled with dates and specific events.

Answer 12

Timeline

Question 13

Two types of timeline:

Answer 13

Linear and Comparative

Question 14

It is a type of timeline that shows events that happened within a period of time.

Answer 14

Linear

Question 15

This timeline shows two sets of events that happened within the same period of time

Answer 15

Comparative

Question 16

used to map events in a story

Answer 16

Plot Diagram

Question 17

Major events to be placed in the plot diagram are:

Answer 17

a. Exposition
b. Inciting moment
c. Rising Action
d. Climax Action
e. Falling Action
f. Resolution

Question 18

One of the major events in plot diagram where in the initial part where characters, settings, and relationships are established

Answer 18

Exposition

Question 19

One of the major events of plot diagram where the part which brings about the change or conflict

Answer 19

Inciting moment

Question 20

One of the major events of plot diagram where the part where conflict and the characters are developed

Answer 20

Rising action

Question 21

One of the major events of plot diagram where the highest point of the story where the major conflicts are confronted

Answer 21

Climax

Question 22

One of the major events of plot diagram where the events immediately following the climax which lead to the closure of the conflict/s

Answer 22

Falling action

Question 23

One of the major events of plot diagram where the conclusion or closure of the story

Answer 23

Resolution

Question 24

used to show the logical sequence of events

Answer 24

Series of Events Chain

Question 25

• used to better understand the causal relationship of a complex phenomenon.
• shows the factors that cause a specific event or problem, as well as details of each cause

Answer 25

Fishbone Map

Question 26

• used to describe how a series of events interact to produce a set of results repeatedly.

Answer 26

Cycle

Question 27

• used to map out arguments and evidence that prove a viewpoint.
• useful when processing persuasive or argumentative text

Answer 27

Persuasion Map