Exposition 1

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Exposition 1

• Exemplification
• Definition
• Kinds of examples
• Sources of examples

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• Definition explanatory writing (to explain or
  clarify a point.
• Patterns of exposition
• Exemplification
• Process analysis
• Cause-effect analysis
• Comparison and contrast
• Classification
• Definition
• Analogy

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• Exemplification
• Exemplify give an example of (sth) illustrate
  by example ??(???)??? ????
• exemplify the problems involved. ??????????.
• Exemplification a method of supporting a thesis
  statement with a series of specific examples or,
  sometimes, with a single extended example.

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• The examples you choose should be
• relevant (clearly demonstrate the point or idea
  you want to illustrate)
• striking (capture readers attention and make a
  vivid impression)
• useful (reveal different aspects of your topic or
  contribute new information)
• representative (typical cases, not rare or
  unusual ones, to illustrate your point)
• accurate (neither exaggerated not understated.
  Present the situation realistically)

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• Organization of an exemplification essay
• Generalization specific (thesis examples)
• Specifics generalization (examples thesis)

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• Tips on how to write a good exemplification
  essay
• Begin with a clear introduction.
• Provide sufficient examples and use vivid
  language.
• Connect the topic sentence and your example (s)
  with a linking sentence.
• Use transitions to lead your readers from one
  example to another. (for example, once, another
  time, in particular, etc.)
• End with an effective conclusion.

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• Activity 1 practicing guidelines on
  exemplification.
• Activity 2 reading on the subject Not Always
  Bad.