Patterns of a Written Text Across Disciplines

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This talks about the way the writer presents his information and the mechanical or technical aspects of structure and used by the writer.

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This refers to the author's goal and how he wants his writings to appear in the eyes of the audience.

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This refers to the reader’s intention of why he/she is looking for a written text. 

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This signals the appropriateness and structure of a certain text.

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This refers to the different characteristics that can be found in each written text, for example the charts and figures, etc.

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1. This deals with the different terminologies or jargon being used by a particular field of professions (education, engineering, I.T and etc.) that can be found in a specific text.

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Jamy carefully chooses the words to use considering the jargon of  the target audience.

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Michael and his classmates went to the library for their research project. While looking for the books they will be using, they've noticed the different characteristics of each book they've scanned, which gave them an idea to clearly understand the text.

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Olivia together with her friends read various articles. They observed that some of the writers convey their ideas to a very informative one while some persuaded readers like her.

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Your classmates seem to have a hard time looking for a specific text. Though they have read all the articles repeatedly, yet they can't find what they are searching for. What feature of a specific text should your classmates consider?