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10 Cards in this Set
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Narration
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To tell a story about your subject, possibly to enlighten readers or to explain something.
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Description
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To help readers understand your subject through evidence of their senses--sight, hearing, touch, smell, taste.
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Example
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To explain your subject with instances that show readers its nature or character.
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Comparison/Contrast
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To explain or evaluate your subject by helping readers see the similarities and differences between it and another subject.
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Process Analysis
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To inform readers how to do something or how something works--how a sequence of actions leads to a particular result.
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Division or Analysis
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To explain a conclusion about your subject by showing readers the subject's parts or elements.
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Classification
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To help readers see order in your subjejct by understanding the kinds or groups it can be sorted into.
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Cause and Effect
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To tell readers the reasons for or consequences of your subject, explaining why or what if.
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Definition
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To show readers the meaning of your subject--its boundaries and its distinctions from other subjects.
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Argument and Persuasion
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To have readers consider your opinion about your subject or your proposal for it.
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