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English Q-3, Week 1
English Q-3, Week 1
ACTIVITY 2: (Page 5)
ACTIVITY:3 (Page 6)
1. How did you find the activity? Was it useful to understand the use of compare and
contrast pattern of development in writing across discipline?
Answer:
Answer:
The activity is very interesting and very informative, for individuals with talents in writing
and who are dreaming to be in the field related us such, they need to seriously understand it. It
will provide you a lot of background and skills that you need to succeed in the future.
When beginning to write, it is helpful to determine the patterns of development that are
most effective for your purpose and audience. In addition, it should be very clear that when we
write we understand our purpose and the reason for doing so. We should also remember that
there some general patterns of development. We need to consider and these are:
Cause and Effect details why something happens, what causes it, what are the effects and
how it is related to something else.
Classification and Division groups items into their parts or types.
Compare and Contrast tells how something is like other things or how something is different
from other things.
Definition explains what something is in comparison to other members of its class, along with
any limitations.
Description details what something looks like and its characteristics.
Exemplification provides typical cases or examples of something.
Narration describes what, when, and where something happened.
Persuasion describes an issue and your position or opinion on the subject.
Process explains how something happened, how it works or how it is made.
2. What are the two ways of arranging ideas using compare and contrast? explain each
Answer:
There are two ways to organize a comparison and contrast essay. The first (and often
the clearest) method is the Point-by-Point method. The second method is called the Block
method
Compare and contrast is a rhetorical style that discusses the similarities and differences of two
or more things: ideas, concepts, items, places, etc.
In the point by point method, you examine one aspect of one subject and the same
aspect of the second subject within the same paragraph. If you have selected the point by
point method for your essay, the body should consist of a minimum of three paragraphs
With the block method, you present all the relevant ideas for the first subject and then all
the relevant ideas for the second subject. If you use this method, which is more suitable for
short papers than for longer ones, be sure to discuss the ideas in the same order for each
subject.
WEEK – 2
Activity- 2: ESSAY ON HEALTH PROTOCOLS ABOUT COVID-19
Answer:
Activity 3: Reflection
What are your mis conceptions about the I thought. A simple paragraph is comprised of
topic prior to taking up this lesson? three major components. The first sentence,
which is often a declarative sentence, is called
the “topic sentence.” It introduces the topic of the
paragraph, setting its tone and mood. The next
few sentences elaborate, explain, and exemplify
the topic introduced in it.
Only use a capital letter at the beginning of each
new line or each new sentence and use a period
at the end. Also. Don't forget don't use point
form. “The paragraph is essentially a unit of
thought, not of length. A succession of very
short ones is as irritating as very long ones
are wearisome.” (H.W. Fowler)
II. Activity 3:
Using a Venn Diagram compare and contrast the three types of claims. (page 7).
POLICY FACT
Makes judgement.
VALUE
WEEK – 4
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