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jeatrice

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What are ways in which a writer might create unsuccessful informative writing?
 
  a. good examples
  b. poor organization
  c. considering readers' prior knowledge
  d. all of the above
  4) How might a writer create strong informative writing?
  a. good examples
  b. descriptive details
  c. compelling explanation
  d. all of the above
  5) Why is it important to move from old to new information in informative writing?
  a. that's how we think
  b. readers need sufficient context to understand new ideas or points
  c. the new information will surprise readers
  d. all of the above
  6) A writer wants to inform people about how auto-body repair work is difficult and almost
  artistic work. Here are some of his tentative points from a scratch outline. Organize them
  appropriately to follow the old-to-new information scheme:
  A his experience first doing it
  B. details about the difficulty of doing it well
  C. the head mechanic's opinions and advice
  D. people's typical perceptions about auto-body repair work
  E. his thought process when doing the work.
  Which is an appropriate organization?
  a. E A B D C
  b. B A D E C
  c. D A C B E
  d. all of the above

Question 2

When showing and telling, on whom should the writer be focused?
 
  What will be an ideal response?



mochi09

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Answer to Question 1

b. poor organization
4)
d. all of the above
5)
b. readers need sufficient context to understand new ideas or points
6)
c. d a c b e

Answer to Question 2

the reader



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