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cagreen833

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What is an extended definition? What mode or modes of development
  might the writer use in an extended definition?
 
  What will be an ideal response?

Question 2

What is a formal definition? How does a formal definition relate to
  classification?
 
  What will be an ideal response?



hramirez205

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Answer to Question 1

An extended definition is a longer and more detailed explanation of a
word or term. The writer might use any of the other modes of development
in an extended definition.

Answer to Question 2

A formal definition explains the meaning of a word or term by assigning it
to the class of items to which it belongs and then explaining how the word
or term differs from other items of that class. A formal definition relates to
classification by assigning the word or term to the class of items to which
it belongs.



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