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Explication and Clarification 1

The document discusses exemplification as a method of providing examples to clarify concepts, presenting general statements followed by specific illustrations. It outlines the structure of exemplification essays, types of examples, and their effective use in writing. Additionally, it briefly touches on classification as a method of organizing ideas into categories.

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Explication and Clarification 1

The document discusses exemplification as a method of providing examples to clarify concepts, presenting general statements followed by specific illustrations. It outlines the structure of exemplification essays, types of examples, and their effective use in writing. Additionally, it briefly touches on classification as a method of organizing ideas into categories.

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Exemplificatio
-is a method ofnproviding examples and illustrations to
clarify or explain a concept or topic.

-it presents the general statement and then provides


specific and concrete examples to expound on the main
idea.

- it simply proving or supporting your point or thesis with


It u ses a list
facts of:
events
Writersuse exemplification to create
statatisti interest, or to convince
cs
people
samples
quotatio
anecdotes( brief
stories)
ns
F eatu res of
E x em p lification
The structure of these essays usually begin
with topic sentence or main idea, and then
use more and more vivid examples to
prove the point to be true.
Effective examples should enhance your
writing, giving your essay vitality, and
T yp es of
E x am p les
Examples that illustrate - uses concrete
examples to illustrate an idea.
Examples that explain - given an
explanation to illustrate a concept.
Examples that tell a story - uses a short story
to illustrate a point.
Examples that describe - uses examples to
make help the reader visualize a scene or a
thing.
E x am p les th at
Illu strate
Muslim women are active, assertive, and
engaged in society. In Qatar, women make
up the majority of graduate-school students.
The Iranian parliament has more women
members than the U.S. Senate.
Throughout the world, many Muslim women
are educated and professionally trained; they
participate in public debates, are often
catalysts for reform and champions for their
own rights
E x am p les th at
EButxI came
p lain
to realize that those husbands
who helped very little at home were often
just as deeply affected as their wives -
through the resentment their wives felt
toward them and through their own need to
steel themselves against that resentment.
E x am p les th at T ells a
S tory
One day, rushing into the office of a
magazine I was writing for with a deadline
story in hand, | was mistaken for a burglar.
The office manager called security and,
pursued me through the labyrinthine halls,
nearly to the door.
E x am p les th at
D Inescribes
Berkeley, there are wheelchair users on
ever corner. Propped in sagging hospital-
issue chairs. Space-age sports chairs.
Motor driven dreadnoughts.
Len gth of
E x am p les
Essays often combine both brief and extended
examples.

Brief - examples that appear rather frequently


within the essay, and they usually function as
concrete examples of straightforward ideas.

Extended - examples that contain more detail. Such


detail is needed because extended examples
function as concrete illustrations of ideas that are
too complex to be made clear by a brief example.
Signal Words for Exemplification

after all, for instance, namely, that is, as an


example, in other words, to be specific,
in short,etc.
Classification
-is a method that divides
things into groups, classes,
or categories.

-organizes ideas into divisions based on


criteria or standards.
Example of
Classification:

Classifying the
different types of
bullying
Signal Words for Classification

another, one kind, final type, classified


as, the first category,
etc.
Group Activity

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