
Writing Mods AP Language
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- Q1What is the purpose of Methods of Development (MODs) in writing?To make writing more complex and challengingTo confuse and mislead the readerTo avoid having to provide evidence or support for claimsTo structure and present ideas clearly, logically, and persuasively30s
- Q2Which MOD uses storytelling with vivid details to present an idea?NarrationDescriptionDefinitionCause-Effect30s
- Q3Which MOD explores the reasons behind events and their consequences?DescriptionNarrationDefinitionCause-Effect30s
- Q4Which MOD creates a vivid impression using sensory details?NarrationDescriptionDefinitionCause-Effect30s
- Q5Which MOD explains a term or concept with examples?NarrationCause-EffectDescriptionDefinition30s
- Q6Which MOD shows similarities and differences with a clear structure?DescriptionNarrationComparison/ContrastCause-Effect30s
- Q7Which MOD uses examples to illustrate or support a point?DescriptionNarrationCause-EffectExemplification30s
- Q8Which MOD explains how something works step-by-step?Process AnalysisCause-EffectNarrationDescription30s
- Q9What is the focus of the Point-by-Point method in comparison/contrast?Provides a more comprehensive analysis of each subjectAddresses each point of comparison, alternating between subjectsUses a more rigid structureDiscusses one subject fully before moving to the next30s
- Q10What is an advantage of the Point-by-Point method?Provides a more comprehensive analysisCan be more difficult to organizeEasier to follow and understandCan be more repetitive30s
- Q11What is a disadvantage of the Point-by-Point method?Can be more difficult to organizeProvides a more comprehensive analysisCan be more repetitiveEasier to follow and understand30s
- Q12What is the focus of the Block method in comparison/contrast?Addresses each point of comparison, alternating between subjectsDiscusses one subject fully before moving to the nextUses a more flexible structureIs easier to follow and understand30s
- Q13What is an advantage of the Block method?Easier to follow and understandProvides a more comprehensive analysis of each subjectCan be more repetitiveCan be more difficult to organize30s
- Q14What is a disadvantage of the Block method?Easier to follow and understandCan be more difficult to organizeProvides a more comprehensive analysisCan be more repetitive30s
- Q15What is the purpose of using transitions in comparison/contrast writing?To make the writing more complexTo smoothly move the reader between pointsTo add unnecessary wordsTo confuse the reader30s