Comparison of items in a category classification /division to tell a story that makes a point to divide items by characteristics narration to give background on people

To put items in categories introductions to clarify comparison of items in a category classification /division to tell a story that makes a point to divide items by characteristics narration to give background on people or event to show sequence of events to lead from one item to another cause/effect to argue logic of evidence of action to show steps of action process to explain how to do something to give details description Choosing Paragraph Patterns to create a picture to clarify a point or concept example/illustration to give a picture or specific instance to draw distinctions between items comparison/contrast to make the abstract real to find common ground to compare scenarios to clarify meaning analogy to compare to a settled outcome to set foundation of argument definition to compare one event to another very different one to give background

Choose one mode out of 9 modes of development use it to develop one point, such as For example, if you are writing your report about climate change, you may need to define what you mean or you might compare what the polar ice caps were like ten years ago with their present state. You might need to describe the strength of today’s more severe hurricanes or explain the consequence of droughts in the Western US or in Africa, you plan to make in your report. You may need to provide an example or define something. You may have something you need to compare to something else. You decide the mode you will use and describe in half-page paper explaining what it is you need to develop more and then show how you plan to develop it.