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1.     Patterns of development refer to how writers organize and present their ideas effectively.

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2. 2. Comparison and contrast writing focuses only on the differences between two subjects.

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3. 3. Cause and effect explain what happened and why it happened.

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4. 4. Process analysis is used to compare the pros and cons of an idea.

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4. 5. Exemplification uses specific examples to support a general statement.

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6. 6. Classification is used to group ideas, objects, or information based on shared characteristics.

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7. 7. Descriptive writing focuses on comparing items using factual analysis.

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6. 8. Definition writing gives the meaning of a term and often includes examples and clarification.

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8. 9. Argumentation is a pattern that presents facts in chronological order.

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8. 10. Narration is commonly used to tell a story or sequence of events.

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