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13 Cards in this Set
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Time order sequence
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Listing in order things or events. For example, passages involving a progression of dates
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Simple listing
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Of ideas, events, activities. Items in no particular order. For example, list of organizational patterns
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Definition
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Extended to provide examples. Explanation or clarification of a word or teerm. For example, a passage defines "Americanism" and lists examples to clarify
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Division/classification
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Dividing a subject into categories. Ideas are presented from general to specific. For example, classifying different types of schools or archetecture.
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Cause and effect
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Claims that the existence of a first event is sufficient to guarantee the occurence of a second. Demonstration of how an event came to be, due to certain circomstances
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Comparison and contrast
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Pointing out similarities or differences. For example, passage might look at the difference in values of renting and purchasing.
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Description
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Of a person, place, or event. For example, going into detail about life of Abraham Lincoln
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Sequence/process
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For example, describing the steps to prepare a turkey dinner
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Spatial/place order
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For example, describing the location of a mountain home
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Order of importance
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Listing items by value. For example, listing in order the items needed by a homeowner encountering a hurricane
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Addition
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Development of a subject point by point. For example, developing the subject of discipline with many points
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Generalization
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Making of a general statement, which includes the support of specific examples.
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Summary
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Summation of what has already been said but in greater detail.
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