PATTERNS IN DEVELOPMENT IN WRITING

Question 1

it tells a story
- states what happened, where, and when
- history articles, character sketches, anecdotes, biographies, autobiographies, travelogues, adventure stories, and short stories.
- uses first person point of view
• They use transitional words that indicate time or sequence.

Answer 1

Narrative

Question 2

• simply provides information
• uses our senses
• you will use adjective and adverb
  Adjective - describes a noun and pronoun
  Adverb - describe verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs

Answer 2

Description

Question 3

TWO TYPES OF DESCRIPTION

Answer 3

Subjective
Objective

Question 4

• explains a concept, a term, or a subject.

Answer 4

Definition

Question 5

THREE PARTS OF A DEFINITION

Answer 5

1. Term, concept, or subject
2. General class
3. Characteristics

Question 6

THREE TYPES OF A DEFINITION

Answer 6

1. Synonym
2. Intensive definitions
3. Extensive definitions

Question 7

• similar meaning

Answer 7

1. Synonym

Question 8

• it is specific
• also known as one-sentence definition

Answer 8

2. Intensive definition

Question 9

• it is very specific
• paragraph

Answer 9

3. Extensive definition

Question 10

SEVERAL WAYS TO EXPRESS INTENSIVE DEFINITION

Answer 10

• Relative pronoun
• Participle
• Infinitive

Question 11

• to show or illustrate the characteristics
• use examples to explain an idea

Answer 11

4. Exemplification

Question 12

• sorting or arrangement of subjects based on their common characteristics

Answer 12

5. Classification

Question 13

• showing similarities of subjects

Answer 13

Comparison

Question 14

• showing differences of subjects

Answer 14

Contrast

Question 15

__- why something happened
__ - what happens

Answer 15

Cause and effect

Question 16

PATTERNS OF CAUSE AND EFFECT

Answer 16

Cause to effect
Effect to cause
Consecutive cause and effect

Question 17

• one cause but many effects

Answer 17

Cause to effect

Question 18

• one effect but many causes

Answer 18

Effect to cause

Question 19

• sunod-sunod ang cause and effect

Answer 19

Consecutive cause and effect

Question 20

__- unsatisfactory situation
__- trouble or difficulties are removed

Answer 20

Problem solution

Question 21

• straightforward approach

Answer 21

Problem-solution

Question 22

• in this pattern, the cause of the problem is identified and analyzed before a possible solution is presented.

Answer 22

Problem-cause-solution

Question 23

• this pattern discusses the process or procedure extensively

Answer 23

Problem-process-solution

Question 24

• series of actions or steps toward a specific end
  Analysis - detailed examination

Answer 24

Process analysis writing

Question 25

PATTERNS IN DEVELOPMENT IN WRITING

Answer 25

1. Narrative 2. Description 3. Definition 4. Exemplification 5. Classification 6. Comparison and contrast 7. Cause and effect 8. Problem solution 9. Process analysis writing

Question 26

PROBLEM SOLUTION PATTERN

Answer 26

• Problem-solution • Problem-cause-solution • Problem-process-solution