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| A problem or question followed by it's solution or answer (may not always have an answer) |
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| Movement from general to particular |
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| Movement from particular to general |
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| A statement that declares the means whereby the end is achieved. (KEY WORDS: by means of; through) |
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| Causation through Conditional Clauses |
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| A statement of condition followed by the action or consequence of that condition (if...then...) |
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| A causation that focuses on the desirec intention. |
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| A causation that focuses on the desired consequence. |
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| Terms that express feeling or emotional energy |
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| the overall mood or sense of the passage |
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| conversation between individuals |
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| the same idea, phrase, or similar terms |
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| association of things whose differences are stressed by the writer (KEY WORD: but) |
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| association of things whose similarities are stressed by the writer (KEY WORD: like, as) |
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| movement from cause to effect |
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| movement from effect to cause (KEY WORDS: for; since; because) |
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| word or phrase used in a manner other than the normal or literal sense |
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