1) Describes or discusses an event/action that is caused by another event/action. a) Cause and effect b) Classification c) List of Items d) Chronological e) Process f) Comparison and Contrast 2) Also called Division or Categorization, this pattern divides a topic into parts or groups and separately discusses each a) Cause and effect b) Classification c) List of Items d) Chronological e) Process f) Comparison and Contrast 3) Also called Listing, a series of items, facts, reasons, examples, features or characteristics that support the main idea is listed in whatever order the author prefers. a) Cause and effect b) Classification c) List of Items d) Chronological e) Process f) Comparison and Contrast 4) Also called Time Order or Sequence of Events, details support the main idea as a list of events told in the order that they happened. a) Cause and effect b) Classification c) List of Items d) Chronological e) Process f) Comparison and Contrast 5) Organized to emphasize the similarities and/or differences between two or more items or topics. a) Cause and effect b) Classification c) List of Items d) Chronological e) Process f) Comparison and Contrast 6) An organizational pattern in which an author explains or describes a topic by listing examples, features, and characteristics of the subject a) Cause and effect b) Definition c) Chronological d) Process e) Comparison and Contrast 7) Listing all of the positive and or negative attributes of a certain subject or topic in order to persuade the reader. a) Cause and effect b) Definition c) List of Items d) Chronological e) Process f) Advantages/Disadvantages

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