Unit 3: Complex Rhetorical Modes
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Narration
\________ can be an effective expository technique.
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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.
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Deduction
\________ is the process of applying a generalization to a specific case.
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Sequence
\________ is chronological and usually fixed- think of recipes.
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Induction
\________ is a process in which specific examples are used to reach a general conclusion.
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pieces of information
A narrative is a story in which \________ are arranged in chronological order.
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Description
\________ can help make expository or argumentative writing lively and interesting and hold the readers interest, which is vital, of course.
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Process analysis
\________ can be an effective way of relating an experience.
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Deduction
\________ involves the use of a generalization to draw a conclusion about a specific case.
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Do not confuse the relating of mere circumstances with a cause-and
effect relationship
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When possible, call on all five senses
visual, auditory, olfactory (smell), gustatory (taste), and tactile
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Make your story complete
make sure you have a beginning, middle, and end
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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.
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Sequence
is chronological and usually fixed—think of recipes.
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Cause and effect
explains the processes responsible for the process.
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Description
can help make expository or argumentative writing lively and interesting and hold the reader’s interest, which is vital, of course.
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narrative
is a story in which pieces of information are arranged in chronological order.
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Narration
can be an effective expository technique.
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Induction
is a process in which specific examples are used to reach a general conclusion.
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Deduction
involves the use of a generalization to draw a conclusion about a specific case.
