Development of Ideas

This pattern of development organizes ideas based on how events, people, places, concepts, and things are similar to or different from each other.

• Narration

• Persuasion

• Cause and Effect

• Comparison and Contrast

This pattern of development arranges the ideas from the discussion of the problem or solution in a particular area or situation.

• persuasion

• Cause and Effect

• Problem-Solution

• Comparison and Contrast

How does a theme develop throughout a story?

• By changing the setting of the story frequently

• By recurring ideas, symbols, and motifs that are woven into the plot and character development.

• By introducing new characters in every chapter

• By focusing only on the main character's thoughts and feelings

What are some techniques for analyzing the development of themes in a literary work?

• Ignoring the symbols and focusing only on the plot

• Identifying recurring symbols and analyzing characters' actions and dialogue

• Analyzing the font and layout of the text

• Counting the number of pages in the book

Which pattern of development organizes ideas by showing how they are similar or different?

• Narration

• Persuasion

• Cause and Effect

• Comparison and Contrast

What pattern of development arranges ideas from problem to solution?

• Persuasion

• Cause and Effect

• Problem-Solution

• Comparison and Contrast

How does a theme develop throughout a story?

• By changing the setting frequently

• By recurring ideas, symbols, and motifs

• By introducing new characters in every chapter

• By focusing only on the main character's thoughts

What are techniques for analyzing theme development in literature?

• Ignoring symbols and focusing on plot

• Identifying symbols and analyzing dialogue

• Analyzing font and layout

• Counting the number of pages

Which method of development involves arranging ideas in order of importance?

• Chronological Order

• Spatial Order

• Order of Importance

• Narrative Order

What is the primary focus of a narrative essay?

• To inform

• To persuade

• To entertain

• To narrate a story