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| tells a story of one kind or another |
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| the sentences work together to present a single, clear picture of something |
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| collecting ideas by thinking freely and openly about all the possibilities |
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| writing which tells a story or recalls an event |
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| personal writing which covers an event in the writers life |
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| thinking or writing which includes personal feelings, atitudes, and opinions |
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| details are those which came to you through the senses. (smell, touch, taste, and sight) |
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| details you recall from past experiences |
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| details that come to mind as you reflect on something |
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| writing which paints a colorful picture of something using concrete, vivid details |
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| language which goes beyond the normal meaning of the word used |
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| the writers attitude towards a subject |
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| details which appeal to the senses and help the reader see, feel, smell, or hear the subject |
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| the order in which details are placed in a writing |
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| those people who read or hear what you have written |
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| the position or angle in which a story is told |
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| the central idea in a piece of writing |
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| details are arranged in the order in which they happen |
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| helps provide unity by arranging details left to right,, top to bottom, edge to center, from distant to near and so on. |
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| method of arrangement in which you first state a general idea and follow with specific reasons, examples, facts, and details to support an idea |
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| method of arrangement in which you present specific details followed by a general statement or conclusion which can be drawn from the specific information provided |
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| helps you make connections between a result and the events that preceded it |
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| method of arrangement where you measure one subject against another which is often more familiar |
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| definition classification |
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| used when expaining a concept |
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| arrangement of ideas in such a way that the reader can easily follow from one point to the next |
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| changing a piece of writing to improve it in a style or context |
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