It could have brightened a whole city! Her laugh could encourage anyone to laugh along with her. She had a light inside her that anyone could see. She was wise beyond her years. She taught me new things In the years she was here. This Is why I hold this “snapshot” close to my heart II. Process Analysis: How do you do it? A. To analyze a process, you must know the process thoroughly and divide it into steps 1. Several steps can be combined into one step. 2. Some steps can be suspended while others are completed. 3. Some steps need special emphasis. B.
Make a careful assessment of your audience to provide them with the correct information. Example: Ill. Comparison: How is it similar or different? A. Demonstrates one of three general purposes 1. Two things thought to be different are shown to be similar 2. Two things thought to be similar are shown to be different 3. Two things, although comparable, are shown to not be equal B. The divided pattern of comparison: A+B C. The alternating pattern of comparison: alb – alb Example: IN the early sass’s I became fascinated with computers. Personal desktop computers have come a long ways since their origin.
Through the years they have become much faster, more reliable, and more stable. They have a lot more memory and storage space on the hard drive and are much more compact. In contrast, older computers were slow. Had limited memory or storage space on the hard drive, were not reliable and were much more bulky. Computers have made great strides by taking advantage to technology through the years. ‘V. Classification: what kind of subdivision does it contain? Example: When buying a video game it might be best to look at the ratings to consider what game would be appropriate for your child’s age group.
Video games have ratings Just like T. V. Shows and movies do. The video games have three ratings that consist of M (Mature), T (Teen) and E (Everyone). The M rating consists of blood and gore, extreme violence, strong language, sexual content and use of drugs. This is geared for the much older crowd of 17 years and up. The T rating contains blood, mild language, mild suggestive sexual theme and mild violence. This is geared for the teenage 13 years and up. The E rating is family oriented and is suitable for all ages.
When buying a died game, consider what rating would be most appropriate for your child. Definition: How would you characterize it? Example: The procrastinator is one who intentionally and habitually puts off something that should be done. For example people putting things off until like the very last minute because they don’t want to do it, like doing your homework or washing the dirty dishes. I am guilty of doing this especially when it comes to things I don’t like to doing, such doing homework, washing dishes, getting the laundry done, or even cleaning the house.
I and other people who do this always find ourselves in a mind when we put things off until the very last minute. Putting things off until the last minute is onto good habit. VI. Causal analysis: Why did it happen? Example: When I was eighteen and graduating from high school I got myself mixed up with wrong crowd. They introduced me to drugs and alcohol which led me down the road of self-destruction. I lived this way of life for almost 5 years before I realized this was not the life I wanted. I cried out to God and asked him to deliver me from my destructive ways.
Three days later God answered my prayer and set me free from his way of life, by taking away all my cravings and giving the will power to keep sober and clean. Even though it has been eighteen years that God had delivered me from my addictions, I didn’t go without enduring some consequence from my destructive ways. Today I suffer with stomach problems and my short term memory has been affected by all the substance abuse. A. B. C. D. VI’. What makes a paragraph? Main point (topic sentence) Coherence (it flow logically from idea to idea) Unity (it only contains one point) Completeness (The main point (topic sentence) is fully explained. )
