English
AP English Language and Composition
Unit 3: Complex Rhetorical Modes
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ap
induction
deduction
how
when
narration
description
definition
cause
effect
process
analysis
process analysis
sequence
chronological
steps
words
meaning
story
key terms
complex
rhetorical
modes
negation
AP English Language & Composition
University/Undergrad
Narration
________ can be an effective expository technique.
Process analysis
________ is a rhetorical mode thats used by writers when they want to explain either how to do something or how something was done.
Deduction
________ is the process of applying a generalization to a specific case.
Sequence
________ is chronological and usually fixed- think of recipes.
Induction
________ is a process in which specific examples are used to reach a general conclusion.
pieces of information
A narrative is a story in which ________ are arranged in chronological order.
Description
________ can help make expository or argumentative writing lively and interesting and hold the readers interest, which is vital, of course.
Process analysis
________ can be an effective way of relating an experience.
Deduction
________ involves the use of a generalization to draw a conclusion about a specific case.
Do not confuse the relating of mere circumstances with a cause-and
effect relationship
When possible, call on all five senses
visual, auditory, olfactory (smell), gustatory (taste), and tactile
Make your story complete
make sure you have a beginning, middle, and end
Process analysis
is a rhetorical mode that’s used by writers when they want to explain either how to do something or how something was done.
Sequence
is chronological and usually fixed—think of recipes.
Cause and effect
explains the processes responsible for the process.
Description
can help make expository or argumentative writing lively and interesting and hold the reader’s interest, which is vital, of course.
narrative
is a story in which pieces of information are arranged in chronological order.
Narration
can be an effective expository technique.
Induction
is a process in which specific examples are used to reach a general conclusion.
Deduction
involves the use of a generalization to draw a conclusion about a specific case.