Question

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Answer 1

Correct question:

Classifies the organization of ideas in a writing.

Organising ideas in a writing:

• Chronological order
• Logical order
• Climatic order
• Random order
• Spatial order

Explanation:

• Chronology is the wisdom of arranging events in their order of circumstance in time. Chronology is a part of periodization.
• Logical order is when all of the dispatches and parts within a group are in their logical sequence, coming to each other, in the position determined by the physical. For a description of groups, dispatches, and parts, see Communication groups.
• Climatic- type of association is frequently set up in conclusive, bracket, comparison, or discrepancy jotting. With the most important point last, the coming most important point leads the essay, and the other points are arranged in the middle part of the essay.
• Random - Ideas that can be presented in any order without affecting the anthology's understanding are in arbitrary order. This type of association is veritably rare and can only be used when all the main points are of equal value and aren't linked together logically or chronologically.
• In composition, spatial order is an organizational structure in which details are presented as they're( or were) located in space — from left to right, top to bottom, etc. Also known as order of place or space structure, spatial order describes effects as they appear when observed.

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